Titlebook: Contested Energy Spaces; Disassembling Energy Tarje I. Wanvik Book 2019 The Author(S) 2018, under exclusive licence to Springer Internation

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How the Badger Became Tuberculous a seemingly paradoxical manner and despite massive negative attention, there are several indigenous communities in favour of industrial developments on their traditional lands. To investigate this paradox, the author embarks on an exploration of the contested energy space of the Canadian oil sands—

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Rengarajan Srinivasan,Ajith Kumar Parlikaddustry and local Indigenous communities. Canadian governments have long exploited the natural resources of the land, while at the same time attempting to reconcile a difficult relationship with Indigenous communities living in proximity to the resources. This case study reveals how the government ha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-20704-5Beast”—the devastating Fort McMurray wildfire of 2016—the author gives an account of the great impact natural events might have on societal relations, triggering developments in the relationship between government and Indigenous communities that in the case of Wood Buffalo have been crucial, but sub

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Case Study III: The Role of Non-Human Agency,Beast”—the devastating Fort McMurray wildfire of 2016—the author gives an account of the great impact natural events might have on societal relations, triggering developments in the relationship between government and Indigenous communities that in the case of Wood Buffalo have been crucial, but subject to inertia for decades.

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