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Kirsten Sexton

5 August, 17:50

How did the discovery of oil in Texas have a negative impact on Oklahoma?

It endangering the environment.

It made way for overpopulated boomtowns.

The new oil fields in Oklahoma were too close to those in Texas.

It created a situation of overproduction of oil.

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