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Economist/Policy Analyst, Western Interstate Energy Board

by unknown authors
"... Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technology is advancing, and possible applications range from enhancing recovery of oil to mitigating effects of climate change. There are three general options for carbon capture being pursued; currently, postcombustion capture is the most highly developed opt ..."
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Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technology is advancing, and possible applications range from enhancing recovery of oil to mitigating effects of climate change. There are three general options for carbon capture being pursued; currently, postcombustion capture is the most highly developed option. The reader is referred to an

Economic Policy Analyst Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

by Ann Markusen, Pingkang Yu
"... Forthcoming in Xiangming Chen and Huang Jianfu, eds. Global Aspirations/Local ..."
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Forthcoming in Xiangming Chen and Huang Jianfu, eds. Global Aspirations/Local

Designing a Power Tool for Policy Analysts: Dynamic Actor Network Analysis

by Pieter W. G. Bots, Mark J. W. Van Twist, Ron Van Duin
"... For policy analysts, knowledge about the values and opinions of the actors involved in a decision making situation are more important than knowledge about the factors in such a situation. Finding out how actors perceive a situation, or – to be more realistic – reflecting on the consequences if actor ..."
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For policy analysts, knowledge about the values and opinions of the actors involved in a decision making situation are more important than knowledge about the factors in such a situation. Finding out how actors perceive a situation, or – to be more realistic – reflecting on the consequences

POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRAM ASSESSMENT NEEDS: A POLICY ANALYST PERSPECTIVE

by Terry Crawford, Richard Stillman
"... With the signing of the CUSFTA, the NAFTA and the GATT agreement there are ..."
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With the signing of the CUSFTA, the NAFTA and the GATT agreement there are

LAWRENCE SUMMERS ’ MEMO, OR WHY COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS IS NOT A MORAL COMPASS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ANALYSTS†

by John R. Milanese, John R. Milanese
"... Abstract. Economic cost-benefit analysis is used by environmental pol-icy analysts as a primary tool for assessing policy efficacy. Economists often stress that cost-benefit analysis is simply a calculation method, and not a guide to appropriate action. However, as cost-benefit analysis is used norm ..."
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Abstract. Economic cost-benefit analysis is used by environmental pol-icy analysts as a primary tool for assessing policy efficacy. Economists often stress that cost-benefit analysis is simply a calculation method, and not a guide to appropriate action. However, as cost-benefit analysis is used

Greg Kornrumph—Senior Policy Analyst, Salt River Project

by James Limbrunner, Matthew Heberger, Michael Cohen, Jim Henderson, Bob Raucher, Jeanmarie Haney—state Hydrologist, The Nature Conservancy, City Of Cottonwood, Doug Von Gausig—mayor, Town Of Clarkdale , 2011
"... i Acknowledgments This study was commissioned by The Nature Conservancy, and funded by a grant from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. We appreciate the advice, guidance, and input provided by TNC staff and Verde Valley community members who served on the study’s advisory group: ..."
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i Acknowledgments This study was commissioned by The Nature Conservancy, and funded by a grant from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. We appreciate the advice, guidance, and input provided by TNC staff and Verde Valley community members who served on the study’s advisory group:

Mines), Economist/Policy Analyst, Western Interstate Energy Board

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"... Introduction. This paper briefly describes the oil and gas sector’s practice of hydraulic fracturing for the Western Interstate Energy Board. Interestingly, although public interest in this practice is relatively recent, its use by the oil and gas sector dates back to the late 1940s. The paper inclu ..."
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Introduction. This paper briefly describes the oil and gas sector’s practice of hydraulic fracturing for the Western Interstate Energy Board. Interestingly, although public interest in this practice is relatively recent, its use by the oil and gas sector dates back to the late 1940s. The paper includes the following sections: importance of unconventional gas reservoirs, technical aspects of hydraulic fracturing, regulation of hydraulic fracturing,

Control of their Treatment by Christina Corieri, Health Care Policy Analyst EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

by Kianna Karnes
"... with interleukin-2, the only medication approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) at the time to treat her disease. When that treatment failed, her father began researching investigational medications, learning in 2004 that both Pfizer and Bayer were conducting clinical trials for new inves ..."
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with interleukin-2, the only medication approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) at the time to treat her disease. When that treatment failed, her father began researching investigational medications, learning in 2004 that both Pfizer and Bayer were conducting clinical trials for new investigational medications to treat kidney cancer. Karnes was ineligible for the clinical trial because her cancer had previously spread to her brain. Although her brain tumors had been removed, she was still disqualified from joining the clinical trial, so her father sought expanded access for his daughter. Months passed before he was able to secure access for his daughter. He contacted Congressman Dan Burton’s (R-IN) office for assistance, and drew media coverage of Karnes ’ struggle in the Wall Street Journal. On March 24, 2005, the FDA notified the family that it had approved a single-patient IND for Karnes. Tragically, it was too late—Kianna Karnes died the same day access was approved.2 Less than a year later, both drugs were given final FDA approval to treat advanced kidney cancer. Speaking after his daughter’s death, her father said, “I don’t know that either of these drugs would have saved Kianna’s life, but wouldn’t it be nice to give her a chance?”3 In the case of Kianna Karnes, she had a better chance than most patients at receiving expanded access. As her father explained, “Here is a case where her old man understood clinical trials. I knew about compassionate use; I had a friendship with a powerful member of Congress; I’ve got the Wall Street Journal behind me. But I still couldn’t save

Policy Analyst National Health Workforce Secretariat, Nth Sydney, NSW.

by Mary Harris, Paul H Gavel, Workforce Planning , 2005
"... location of birth. ..."
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location of birth.

Mobility Contested: Ethical Challenges for Planners, Administrators and Policy Analysts By

by James A. Dunn
"... Organized by Instituut voor de Overheid American Society for Public Administration ..."
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Organized by Instituut voor de Overheid American Society for Public Administration
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