Social Acceptance of Geothermal Projects: Problems and Costs
- Conference
- International Summer School
- Year
- 2001
- Language
- English
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Abstract
Almost everywhere on earth, a sine qua non to harness geothermal resources in the near future is to obtain the agreement, or at least the tolerance on the project works by the people residing in the project area: what can be called social acceptance, or social consensus of the project. The three main conditions to gain such consensus are: i) prevention of adverse effects on people
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