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However, tapping each of these carbon-rich reserves is using three to four times more water than the conventional oil and gas reserves they are replacing.
J. Carl Ganter: An epic struggle between water and energy is unfolding across the nation -- Choke Point: U.S. J. Carl Ganter 2010
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However, tapping each of these carbon-rich reserves is using three to four times more water than the conventional oil and gas reserves they are replacing.
J. Carl Ganter: An epic struggle between water and energy is unfolding across the nation -- Choke Point: U.S. J. Carl Ganter 2010
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The soil in developing countries is furthermore often assumed to be carbon-rich and thus a significant emitter of carbon dioxide, but the study shows no such link at current production levels.
Study of Biofuel Use Shows Large Climate Benefit | Impact Lab 2010
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However, tapping each of these carbon-rich reserves is using three to four times more water than the conventional oil and gas reserves they are replacing.
J. Carl Ganter: An epic struggle between water and energy is unfolding across the nation -- Choke Point: U.S. J. Carl Ganter 2010
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Among the oldest objects in the solar system, such carbon-rich asteroids may hold water and important ores, as well as clues to the molecular origins of life on Earth.
Asteroid to Just Squeeze Past Earth Robert Lee Hotz 2011
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 The brown waste is comprised of carbon-rich material and is from flower and grass clippings, leaves, paper, twigs, and other yard waste.
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However, tapping each of these carbon-rich reserves is using three to four times more water than the conventional oil and gas reserves they are replacing.
J. Carl Ganter: An epic struggle between water and energy is unfolding across the nation -- Choke Point: U.S. J. Carl Ganter 2010
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However, tapping each of these carbon-rich reserves is using three to four times more water than the conventional oil and gas reserves they are replacing.
J. Carl Ganter: An epic struggle between water and energy is unfolding across the nation -- Choke Point: U.S. J. Carl Ganter 2010
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However, tapping each of these carbon-rich reserves is using three to four times more water than the conventional oil and gas reserves they are replacing.
J. Carl Ganter: An epic struggle between water and energy is unfolding across the nation -- Choke Point: U.S. J. Carl Ganter 2010
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However, tapping each of these carbon-rich reserves is using three to four times more water than the conventional oil and gas reserves they are replacing.
J. Carl Ganter: An epic struggle between water and energy is unfolding across the nation -- Choke Point: U.S. J. Carl Ganter 2010
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