Project Independence Blueprint, Final Task Force Report, an Historical Perspective
Project Independence Blueprint, Final Task Force Report, an Historical Perspective

Author: United States. Federal Energy Administration

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Published: 1974

Total Pages: 64

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An historical perspective to the Project Independence Blueprint is presented that traces the history of the various major energy sources and examines the reserves, consumption, technology, economics, and government policy towards oil, coal, natural gas, nuclear energy, electric power, and energy sources. The first two sections of the report, Historical Perspective of World Energy and U.S. Energy Perspective, deal with major trends and events influencing all energy sources. The report concentrates on the period from the end of World War II to the eve of the Arab oil embargo. Government policies which have shaped the development of energy production and consumption are stressed.

Labor Report
Labor Report

Author: United States. Department of Labor

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Published: 1974

Total Pages: 187

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Contains statistical information concerning the labor force in North Dakota, employers, wages, hours, and labor law violations.

Project Independence Blueprint Final Task Force Report
Project Independence Blueprint Final Task Force Report

Author: United States. Federal Energy Administration

Publisher:

Published: 1974

Total Pages: 854

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This report of the Interagency Task Force on Oil Shale examines the prospects for expanding shale oil production to meet the objectives of Project Independence. The study considers production potential; resource requirements such as human, money, and material resources; production constraints; and actions needed to accelerate development. The report also deals with economic factors in increased development of oil shale production; oil shale resource base and ownership; leasing requirements and policy; water demand, supply and quality; air quality analysis; impact on fish and wildlife; and the status of technology.