It is interesting that no one seems to be asking why big-technology oil companies need lots of water to yield kerogen-based oil from the Green…
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Oil shale proponents are claiming that 1 trillion barrels of oil are available in the public lands of the American West in the form of…
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Thank you for Dr. Roadifer's million-dollar question concerning oil shale in today's issue. However he misses the more complete question: How to get oil from…
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This just in. On the tail of the national mortgage debacle, another example of federal government’s ineptitude has surfaced. Apparently, a decision is pending regarding…
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The discussion of oil shale in the recent letters to the editor demonstrates the continuing interest in and controversy surrounding oil shale. In writing this…
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Thanks for the dialog on oil shale in the letters to the editor prompted by Steve Hagerman's good question as to whether oil shale is…
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This is in reference to Steve Hagerman's letter in The Daily Sentinel Nov. 11. The road from US 6 and 24 to the Anvil Points…
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In answer to the letter of Nov. 11, “Can oil shale be used in asphalt?” the answer is yes. In fact considerable work was done…
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I'm sure some readers of The Daily Sentinel are well qualified to answer the following question: Is it feasible to use oil shale and oil…
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Regarding the article, “Study: Oil Shale could require lots of water”: The article’s point is that oil shale requires lots of electricity which requires…
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