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Data for Oil Sands Monitoring - Terrestrial Mammals - 2021 - Landscape Unit 2
, 2022 Data on boreal mammal communities from Alberta, Canada, conducted for the joint Federal-Provincial Oil Sands Monitoring program (Terrestrial Biological Monitoring group).
Fisher, Jason +2 more
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Exhibiting the Extractive: Bitumen in Fort McMurray
Museum & SocietyThis article explores how bitumen is curated by the Fort McMurray Oil Sands Discovery Centre and, by extension Suncor’s recent, but no longer operational, ‘Experience the Energy’ tour.
Elysia French
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, 2021 Oil sand has become an important part of the Canadian economy. It is also a natural, toxic substance. Bitumen and clay suspensions are discussed in context of their position in the biogeochemical carbon and rock cycles, respectively. In the first section, bitumen is described as a product of soil organic matter matured over geological history affected ...
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On Properties of Royalty and Tax Regimes in Alberta's Oil Sands [PDF]
Simulation models of stylized oil sands projects that include detailed representations of different royalty and tax regimes are developed. These models are then used to examine the distribution between developers and governments of net returns associated
Plourde, André
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The oil sands of Pennsylvania [PDF]
Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1878 n ...
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Oil sands production technologies
, 2008 presentationAn overview of oil sands production technologies for Utah ...
Deo, Milind D.
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The Canadian Oil Sands Policy Network
The Canadian oil (or tar) sands is at the center of a debate over US energy policy. The oil sands, located in the province of Alberta, are a high-carbon substitute for crude oil.
Gonzalez, George A
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, 1982 BookThe term \u27Tar Sands\u27 is a catch-all misnomer that includes asphaltic and oil-impregnated sandstones, siltstones, and other elastics and even limestones and other carbonates - but not "oil shales" or man-made paving material. A press agent might
Ball, Douglas
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Summary of the Oil Sands Groundwater – Surface Water Interactions Workshop
, 2012 A number of factors led to the need for a workshop to discuss surface water – groundwater interactions in the oil sands. These included: • Current government policies and the development of new policies and frameworks • Continued uncertainty regarding ...
Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency +1 more
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Oil sands development in Canada: Lessons for Utah
, 2009 presentationAnalysis of the Canadian oil sands experience and its relevance to oil sands development in Utah, presented at the 2009 Western U.S.
Dyer, Simon
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