References/Other Potential Areas of Research
| The following is a list of resources that I have used in creating this
website (all were used in my paper, but not all were specifically cited on this webpage): |
| 1. Andree, Mike. Class Presentation: Subsidence (From
Dickinson College ES 406 2005 Spring Semester Senior Seminar)
2. Clinton, William J. Executive Order: Federal Actions
to Address Environmental Justice in Minority Popuations and Low-Income
Populations. February 11, 1994. Available online at: 3. Corporate Social Responsibility Newswire Service.
Shell Partners with The America’s WETLAND Campaign and the State
of Louisiana to Support ‘Eco-Cultural’ Tourism Initiative.
October 26, 2004. 4. Environment, Health and Safety Online. Everything
You Need to Know About Spills. EHSO website, updated April 5, 2005.
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Facts> Questions and Answers. EVOSTC 2005. Available online at: 7. The Foundations Center. Shell Oil Company Foundation Gives $3 Million to Louisiana Wetlands Campaign. August 29, 2002. Available online at: http://www.fdncenter.org/pnd/news/story.jhtml?id=12000004 8. Kelley, Joseph T., et. Al. Living with the Louisiana Shore. Duke University Press: Durham, NC 1984. 9. Key, Marcus. GEOL 202: Energy Resources Class Notes, Spring Semester 2005, Dickinson College. 10. Koeppel, Barbara. “Cancer Alley Louisiana”. The Nation v. 269, no 15. 1999. 11. LA Coast. WDRA Funding: A Crucial Step in Saving
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The Louisiana Environmental Leadership Pollution Partnership Program.
Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality; last updated July 30,
2002. Available online at: 13. Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality.
Environmental Leadership Program. Louisiana Department of Environmental
Quality 2005. Available online at: 14. Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association.
Historical Highlights for the LA Oil and Gas Industry: A Remarkable
Past—An Exciting Future. LMOGA 2005. Available online at: 15. Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association.
LA Oil and Gas Industry Overview. LMOGA 2005. Available online at: 16. Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator’s Office.
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Development in Louisiana. MMS 2005. Available online at: 19. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Legislation: National Marine Sanctuaries Act. NOAA 2002. Available online
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About the DARP. NOAA 2004. Available online at: 21. Pulsipher, Allan G.; Tootle, Deborah; Pincomb, Richard. Economic and social consequences of the oil spill in Lake Barre, Louisiana. U.S.Department of the Interior, Minerals Management Serice, Resource Evaluation, 1997. 22. Royal Dutch/ Shell Oil website.2005. Available
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Company Agrees to Pay $49 Million for Unauthorized Venting and Flaring
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Clean Water Act Overview. U.S. EPA 2004. Available online at: 27. United States Environmental Protection Agency.
Finding Answers: Oil Pollution Act. U.S. EPA 2005. Available online
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Gulf Coast Region: USGS Fact Sheet FS-091-01. U.S. GS 2003. Available
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Recent cases against oil companies in Louisiana |
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Case studies of environmental problems in Louisiana
(additional) |
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Work of environmental advocacy groups with or in
response to oil companies |
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Examination of the effectiveness of restoration
projects done by oil companies |
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Assessment of fines for environmental damage in
Louisiana |
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Exploration into connections between government
and industry in Louisiana |