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Toxic metals in oil sands : review of human health implications, environmental impact, and potential remediation using membrane-based approach
The upsurge in energy needs is the primary influencing factor for the shift of attention from conventional hydrocarbon resources to unconventional resources. In the process of exploiting unconventional oil resources such as oil sands, priority pollutants such as heavy metals are released into the en
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