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DESCRIPTION:Abstract:Tribes are shifting to investing in renewable energy p
 rojects. Technological appropriateness is fundamental to knowing which ren
 ewable energy project is a viable investment for tribes. Through use of GI
 S and more in-depth examinations of individual reservations\, Michael has 
 sought to determine what mix of these technologies creates an effective re
 newable energy portfolio. The goal of this research is to provide tribes w
 ith a tool that will help them to partner with government and academic ins
 titutions to build re-newable energy systems to strengthen the tribe’s sov
 ereignty.
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SUMMARY:Sociology Department Colloquium Series: Michael Dunaway
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Abstract:</strong></p><p>Tribes are
  shifting to investing in renewable energy projects. Technological appropr
 iateness is fundamental to knowing which renewable energy project is a via
 ble investment for tribes. Through use of GIS and more in-depth examinatio
 ns of individual reservations\, Michael has sought to determine what mix o
 f these technologies creates an effective renewable energy portfolio. The 
 goal of this research is to provide tribes with a tool that will help them
  to partner with government and academic institutions to build re-newable 
 energy systems to strengthen the tribe’s sovereignty.</p>
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