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Appendix D
Board Rosters1

BOARD ON EARTH SCIENCES AND RESOURCES

GENE WHITNEY (Chair), Congressional Research Service (retired), Washington, DC

R. LYNDON (LYN) ARSCOTT, International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (retired), Danville, California

CHRISTOPHER (SCOTT) CAMERON, GeoLogical Consulting, LLC, Houston, Texas

RODNEY C. EWING, NAE, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and Stanford University, Stanford, California

CAROL P. HARDEN, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

THORNE LAY, NAS, University of California, Santa Cruz

ANN S. MAEST, Buka Environmental, Boulder, Colorado

ZELMA MAINE-JACKSON, Washington State Department of Ecology, Nuclear Waste Program, Richland, Washington

MARTIN W. MCCANN, Jack R. Benjamin and Associates and Stanford University, Menlo Park, California

JAMES M. ROBERTSON, Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey, Madison

JAMES SLUTZ, National Petroleum Council, Washington, DC

SHAOWEN WANG, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Staff

ELIZABETH A. EIDE, Senior Board Director

ANNE M. LINN, Scholar

DEBORAH GLICKSON, Senior Program Officer

SAMMANTHA L. MAGSINO, Senior Program Officer

COURTNEY R. DEVANE, Administrative Coordinator

NICHOLAS D. ROGERS, Financial and Research Associate

YASMIN ROMITTI, Research Associate

ERIC J. EDKIN, Senior Program Assistant

RAYMOND (REMY) CHAPPETTA, Senior Program Assistant

CARLY BRODY, Senior Program Assistant

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1 The boards serve as oversight and liaisons to the ad hoc study committee.

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COMMITTEE ON EARTH RESOURCES

JAMES SLUTZ (Chair), National Petroleum Council, Washington, DC

CARMEN T. AGOURIDIS, University of Kentucky, Lexington

CHRISTINE MASAE KEOLANI BOLDT, NIOSH (retired), Spokane, Washington

DANIEL P. CONNELL, CONSOL Energy Inc., Canonsburg, Pennsylvania

MICHAEL J. CARROLL, Hunt Oil, Dallas, Texas

DOROTHY J. MERRITTS, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

JEROME C MUYS, JR., Sullivan & Worcester LLP, Washington, DC

JOEL L. RENNER, Geothermal Consultant, Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota

DAVID B. SPEARS, Commonwealth of Virginia, Charlottesville

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Staff

ELIZABETH A. EIDE, Senior Board Director

NICHOLAS D. ROGERS, Financial and Research Associate

ERIC J. EDKIN, Senior Program Assistant

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Reliable, affordable, and technically recoverable energy is central to the nation's economic and social vitality. The United States is both a major consumer of geologically based energy resources from around the world and - increasingly of late - a developer of its own energy resources. Understanding the national and global availability of those resources as well as the environmental impacts of their development is essential for strategic decision making related to the nation's energy mix. The U.S. Geological Survey Energy Resources Program is charged with providing unbiased and publicly available national- and regional-scale assessments of the location, quantity, and quality of geologically based energy resources and with undertaking research related to their development.

At the request of the Energy Resources Program (ERP), this publication considers the nation's geologically based energy resource challenges in the context of current national and international energy outlooks. Future Directions for the U.S. Geological Survey's Energy Resources Program examines how ERP activities and products address those challenges and align with the needs federal and nonfederal consumers of ERP products. This study contains recommendations to develop ERP products over the next 10-15 years that will most effectively inform both USGS energy research priorities and the energy needs and priorities of the U.S. government.

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