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Abstract

In a recent column in this journal, I discussed how in the early to middle nineteenth century Napoleon and Bismarck contributed to Europe's lack of any shale gas development compared to the shale boom in North America. 1 But that is rather recent business compared to those seventeenth‐century fishermen off the coast of South America who noticed unusually warm waters that tended to occur every few years around Christmas—labelling the phenomenon El Niño .

Keywords

BoomOil shaleElectricityShale gasEconomic historyEconomy

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DOI
10.1002/gas.21900
Journal
Natural Gas & Electricity
Year
2016