Introduction: teaching energy geographies

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Notes

1. Past chair, AAG Energy and Environment Specialty Group.

2. Past secretary, RGS Energy Geography Speciality Group.

3. Conducted by searching the homepages of the Journal of Geography (http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rjog20/current#.VFuBU8kxpzQ) and the Journal of Geography in Higher Education (http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjgh20/current#.VFuBp8kxpzQ) using the search terms: “energy,” “electricity,” “renewable energy,” “solar,” “wind,” “hydroelectric,” “hydroelectricity,” “dam,”, “oil,” “coal,” “natural gas,” and “nuclear,” in November 2014.

4. Conducted by searching the Web of Science database for journal articles using title words “teach” + the following search terms: “energy,” “electricity,” “renewable energy,” “solar,” “wind,” “hydroelectric,” “hydroelectricity,” “dam,” “biomass,” “oil,” “coal,” “natural gas,” “fracking,” “hydraulic fracturing,” “hydrofracking,” and “nuclear,” in October 2014.

5. http://energygees.wikispot.org/, accessed 11 June 2014.