Landscapes of power: Politics of energy in the Navajo Nation
Remote, extractive landscapes are often marked by persistent pollution, particularly when the extracted resource in question comes from underground and serves as a source of energy. The toxic legacies of fracking, mountaintop removal and more conventional mining projects are well documented at this...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2018
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