Study Finds Overlap in Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Oil Sands, Normal Crude

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July 19, 2012

Oil Sands

Study Finds Overlap in Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Oil Sands, Normal Crude

VANCOUVER, B.C.-Perceptions that production of transportation fuels from Alberta oil sands is more greenhouse gas-intensive than production from conventional crude are generally supported by new research, though the opposite can be true in some cases, according to a report from University of Calgary and University of Toronto researchers in the journal Environmental Science & Technology.

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Study Finds Overlap in Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Oil Sands, Normal Crude