Port of New Orleans / Port of Plaquemines / Port of South Louisiana / /
IndustryTerm
lower energy costs / extraction technologies / food chain / oil-based feedstocks / energy industry / oil refining / shale gas / reasonable risk management / energy infrastructure / natural gas export capacity / energy politics / natural gas / electricity production sites / ever-greater energy / manufacturing renaissance / gas market / energy assets / oil / chemical manufacturers / energy facilities / energy-intensive manufacturing / natural gas prices / liquefied natural gas / energy / energy costs / oil extraction / greenhouse gas emissions / gas industry / electricity / recoverable gas / transport infrastructure / trade infrastructure / natural gas liquid / atmospheric carbon causing chemical reactions / annual retail sales / natural gas revolution / chemical industry / natural gas market centers / energy sector / manufacturing / recoverable shale gas / shale-gas revolution / energy economy hinges / conventional gas production / plastic products / Abundant natural gas supply / energy paradigm / energy economy / gas prices / /
NaturalFeature
Grand Isle / Mississippi River / Lake Pontchartrain / Gulf of Mexico / Gulf Coast / Grand Island / /
Organization
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Organization / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / American Chemistry Council / National Petroleum Council / federal government / Obama administration / Potential Gas Committee / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Obama / Alex Bozmoski Andrew Holland January / /
Position
chief economist / President / Author / leader / leading producer / /
ProvinceOrState
Louisiana / Mississippi / /
Region
Gulf of Mexico / South Louisiana / U.S. Gulf Coast / Gulf Coast / /
Risk, Reward & Revolution Why globalizing the natural gas revolution is smart environmental and economic policy for Louisiana Alex Bozmoski Andrew Holland