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A Problem Lurking Just Below the Surface: The Need in Texas for Dormant Mineral Legislation
A long history of oil and gas development in Texas has made the state the number one energy producer in the United States, and the bulk of that energy is produced from fuels acquired by drilling into the vast natural resources that sit below the state. As a side effect of this long history, it is co
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