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In situ thermal recovery is utilized extensively for unconventional bitumen extraction in the Cold Lake-Beaver River (CLBR) basin in Alberta, Canada. Public health concerns have been raised over potable groundwater contamination and arsenic release adjacent to these operations within the CLBR basin, which have been linked to subsurface heating of aquifer sediments. Under localized heated conditions, As-bearing aquifer sediments have been shown to undergo water-rock interactions and release constituents at near neutral pH conditions; however, release mechani
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