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Question 10 of 10 2 Points Which of these is a drawback of oil extraction from tar sands? A. It removes a biological community and creates a deep, open pit. B. It can increase the frequency of earthquakes
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Which of these is a drawback of oil extraction from tar sands?
A. It removes a biological community and creates a deep, open pit.
B. It can increase the frequency of earthquakes in the local area,
C. It can be used with both surface and underground mines.
D. It impacts a much larger area and obtains less oil than drilling.
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Answer:D. It impacts a much larger area and obtains less oil than drilling.

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