And debate over the drilling has overshadowed other ideas Mr. Bush is considering that could have much wider impacts on energy supplies and the environment.
Beyond The Arts: economic and wider impacts of the Lowry and its programmes, examines the financial, artistic and social impact of the Lowry.
The ability to undermine these motives is critical if we are to have any impact on drug-related crime and reduce the wider impacts on society," they said.
And that system has been strengthened by the REF's emphasis on the wider impacts of UK research, which are now captured in a searchable database of almost 7,000 case studies.
"The truth is we simply do not know how much PIB and other similar substances are released into the marine environment and what the wider impacts are on marine ecosystems, including seabirds.
Trevor Manuel, a South African government minister and co-chair of the Global Ocean Commission, called the report "a deafening alarm bell on humanity's wider impacts on the global oceans".
"There is certainly a huge risk of normalising [the use of chemical weapons]," said Richard Guthrie, a British chemical weapons expert who has raised concerns about the wider impacts of Syria's continued use of toxins as weapons.
Dr. Eric Webb, an obstetrician in Tupelo, Miss., who has spoken out on behalf of Proposition 26, said that the concerns about wider impacts were overblown and that the critics were "avoiding the central moral question".
Hakinsaid: "Local hospitals continue to have responsibility for deciding whether to declare major incidents, but before doing so best practice dictates that they take account of the wider impacts on other parts of the NHS so that patient safety in the round is protected.
There may also be wider impacts.
The wider impacts literature is important but under-developed.
