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Fuel Facts Protect Our Friendly Skies: Gassing Up on Tar Sands, Liquid Coal, and Oil Shale Would Sharply Increase Aviation Emissions
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Document Date: 2008-06-19 16:34:09

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Denver / Minneapolis / Chicago / St. Louis / /

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United States / Canada / /

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The Pembina Institute / /

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clean and efficient aviation technology / heavy oil / conventional oil / oil shale / oil sources / transportation greenhouse gas releases / mountaintop removal coal mining / oil production / aviation industry accounting / oil / chemicals / oil shale production / /

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Athabasca River delta / Boreal forest / /

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Federal Aviation Administration / Pembina Institute / United Nations / U.S. government / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / U.K. Royal Aeronautical Society / Natural Resources Defense Council / Environmental Protection Agency / /

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Liz Barratt-Brown / David Dodge / Susan Casey-Lefkowitz / Brian Siu / /

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Alberta / /

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western United States / /

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aviation technology / /

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