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The limitations of policy research in congressional decision making

Dreyfus, Daniel A. - In: Using social research in public policy making, (pp. 99-107). 1977

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Global availability of natural gas : resources, requirements and location

Dreyfus, Daniel A. - In: International energy economics, (pp. 105-116). 1992

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The role of electricity in global fuel choices

Dreyfus, Daniel A. - In: OPEC review : energy economics and related issues 15 (1991) 1, pp. 31-46

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US markets for imported natural gas

Dreyfus, Daniel A. - In: Energy exploration & exploitation : EEE 7 (1989) 4, pp. 224-237

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The National Environmental Policy Act : a view of intent and practice

Dreyfus, Daniel A.; Ingram, Helen M. - In: Natural resources journal 16 (1976) 2, pp. 245-262

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The impact of Gas Research Institute energy technology

Burnett, W. M. - In: Annual review of energy 14 (1989), pp. 1-18

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The prospect for gas fuels in international and interfuel competition

Dreyfus, Daniel A. - In: OPEC review : energy economics and related issues 12 (1988) 1, pp. 73-101

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The prospect for increased use of natural gas in Eastern Europe

Dreyfus, Daniel A. - In: OPEC review : energy economics and related issues 17 (1993) 1, pp. 19-28

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The Pacific Rim and global natural gas

Dreyfus, Daniel A. - In: Energy Policy 21 (1993) 2, pp. 133-141

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Global natural gas resources

Dreyfus, Daniel A.; Ashby, Anne B. - In: Energy 14 (1989) 12, pp. 773-784

The potential of the global natural gas resource has gained renewed attention in recent years as energy diversification and environmental concerns have risen in significance. Conventional estimates affirm the importance of gas as an underutilized element in the portfolio of energy sources...

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