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88Should We Drill in ANWR?
The House of Representatives has yet again passed legislation to open up the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve (ANWR) to oil exploration and drilling, and as it has in the past since 1977, the U.S. Senate will dutifully filibuster and ultimately kill...
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78Point Barrow Ice Camps - The Greatest Place to Stand in the Arctic
Beautiful, isolated to a degree, and somewhat strange to those in the Lower 48 States, this Arctic Circle wonder of a town is one of the best places for photography and wildlife observation.
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73ANWR Oil!
For the last few decades there has been a heated debate over an area of in the northern Alaskan wilderness, that has a lot of potential to generate a substantial amount of money for all levels of the American governmental system and help all of us...
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73Foreign Oil Dependence and Gas Prices
This is the billion dollar question, isn't it? Unfortunately there is no quick, simple, or straightforward answer. As American consumers, we try to simplify the issue by blaming it on OPEC, politicians,...
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72Politics and Falling Oil Prices
The 2008 oil price rise came to a screeching halt when President Bush overturned executive order banning more offshore drilling. Oil prices had been rising not because of an oil shortage but because of a fear of an oil shortage.
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71Why We Should NOT Drill In ANWR
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) is a refuge for wildlife that has been a source of controversy for many years. At the heart of the controversy is the issue of oil drilling. Should oil drilling be allowed in ANWR in hopes of achieving...
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67Details You May Not Have Heard About The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge... ANWR
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. When oil prices increase, the debate over drilling rages.
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67Janet Contreras Vs. Ed Pastor : On Energy And Oil
When it comes to energy policy, Janet Contreras (candidate for Congress in Arizona CD4) is easy to understand: If it helps the nation and also helps people, let's do it. (I'm paraphrasing.) Incumbent Ed...
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63Will The Real ANWR Please Step Forward
ANWR, the Artic National Wildlife Preserve may well become the battleground for the opposing political factions who would control our future use of fossil fuel energy.
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63Drill Now Drill ANWR
The TransAlaska Pipeline was finished in 1977. It has delivered 10 billion barrels of oil from Prudhoe Bay Oil Field. The Prudhoe Bay field is only 55 miles from ANWR. Prudhoe Bay peaked in 1988 and the...
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