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Time to stop relying on other countries for our oil and start using what we have right here. Alaska knows how to do this right.
I worked in the oil fields for years up north and the environmental regulations are no joke. They are way more careful than people think. It is time to get to work.
So sick of high gas prices. Let them drill already.
Energy independence now!!! Why are we sending money overseas when we have resources at home that can be tapped safely?
The technology today is way better than it used to be. It wont hurt the caribou and it puts food on the table for real people.
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Reached 250 supporters
May 21, 2013
Reached 100 supporters
February 21, 2013
February 20, 2013
The signature count is nearing one hundred. Reaching this milestone marks a significant step toward demonstrating public commitment to responsible energy development.
6 Comments
We should be looking for new energy resources, not new ones to destroy!! Help save the only untouched pristine part of the United States!! What about the Porcupine Caribou? If they are forced out of the coastal region due to human presence they might be exposed to predators. Also the coastal winds help protect the caribou from mosquitos. Even if the we did decide to start drilling, we will still be completely relying on foreign oil. Think about what the oil spill in the gulf of Mexico, where there is a ton of infrastructure and people. Now what would happen if there was an accident in the ANWR? I was orginally for the drilling of oil in the ANWR, but after some research, I am completely against it.
Time to stop relying on other countries for our oil and start using what we have right here. Alaska knows how to do this right.
I worked in the oil fields for years up north and the environmental regulations are no joke. They are way more careful than people think. It is time to get to work.
So sick of high gas prices. Let them drill already.
Energy independence now!!! Why are we sending money overseas when we have resources at home that can be tapped safely?
The technology today is way better than it used to be. It wont hurt the caribou and it puts food on the table for real people.
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We should be looking for new energy resources, not new ones to destroy!! Help save the only untouched pristine part of the United States!! What about the Porcupine Caribou? If they are forced out of the coastal region due to human presence they might be exposed to predators. Also the coastal winds help protect the caribou from mosquitos. Even if the we did decide to start drilling, we will still be completely relying on foreign oil. Think about what the oil spill in the gulf of Mexico, where there is a ton of infrastructure and people. Now what would happen if there was an accident in the ANWR? I was orginally for the drilling of oil in the ANWR, but after some research, I am completely against it.