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Oil shale and the energy crisis

G.U. Dinneen, L. Cook

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The location, size, and characteristics of the oil shale resource; current and developing technology for producing and utilizing shale oil; and recent political and economic developments are discussed. Emphasis is placed on the Green River Formation. (MHR)

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The location, size, and characteristics of the oil shale resource; current and developing technology for producing and utilizing shale oil; and recent political and economic developments are discussed. Emphasis is placed on the Green River Formation. (MHR)

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The location, size, and characteristics of the oil shale resource; current and developing technology for producing and utilizing shale oil; and recent political and economic developments are discussed. Emphasis is placed on the Green River Formation. (MHR)

Key concepts: Oil shale, Shale oil, Petroleum engineering, Tight oil, Unconventional oil, Natural resource economics, Fossil fuel, Resource (disambiguation)

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