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Young ****erted that the area now
resembles the...
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Clark developed a hot-water
extraction process to
separate bitumen from
oilsands.
Geology professor Charlie Stelck's idea to
search for oil and gas deposits...
- the
number of oil
wells drilled.
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approximately 300 km (190 mi) southeast...
