Rick Whitbeck: Alaska represents classic environmentalism

Rick Whitbeck of Power the Future joins the podcast to discuss class environmentalism and the Biden administration's Alaska attacks.

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|2023-09-21T08:30:37-04:00September 21st, 2023|Comments Off on Rick Whitbeck: Alaska represents classic environmentalism

How Washington misrepresents ANWR and the Alaska way of life (ft. Tyler Freel of Tundra Talk)

Tyler Freel from Tundra Talk Podcast joins the podcast to discuss the latest on ANWR and why DC isn't vested in Alaska's interests.

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|2021-06-16T19:03:46-04:00June 17th, 2021|Comments Off on How Washington misrepresents ANWR and the Alaska way of life (ft. Tyler Freel of Tundra Talk)

Energy independence boosted as ANWR cleared for clean, safe drilling

How much oil is there in ANWR? Estimates run between 4.3 billion and 11.8 billion barrels,

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|2020-08-22T08:10:11-04:00August 20th, 2020|Comments Off on Energy independence boosted as ANWR cleared for clean, safe drilling

House working to cripple America’s oil supply

It takes a special kind of stupid to think that dependence on foreign oil and higher gas prices would be good for the American economy.

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|2019-09-11T11:30:05-04:00September 11th, 2019|Comments Off on House working to cripple America’s oil supply

Alaska’s ANWR opening

Making ANWR oil available is a big step forward for America and all who wish renewed strength to the land of the free. The caribou and their wild friends will never know the difference, but we will.

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|2019-02-14T18:15:06-05:00February 16th, 2019|Comments Off on Alaska’s ANWR opening

CFACT delivers public testimony supporting ANWR development

ANWR will provide much needed jobs, revenue and energy for Alaskans and all Americans.

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|2019-02-13T22:42:49-05:00February 13th, 2019|Comments Off on CFACT delivers public testimony supporting ANWR development

A little slice of Alaskan tundra is finally open for drilling

CFACT Senior Policy Analyst Paul Driessen extols the benefits of the opening some 2,000 acres of the huge Arctic National Wildlife Reserve to exploration and drilling for oil and gas. The potential for the region is at least 15 billion gallons of oil a year - more than enough to keep the Trans-Alaska Pipeline up and running for a long time to come.

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|2017-12-31T03:28:45-05:00December 31st, 2017|1 Comment

Will President Obama’s new drilling policy give the Arctic over to Russian domination?

Is it merely a coincidence that millions of dollars of Russian money have been laundered and forwarded to anti-fossil fuel radical environmentalists to fight exploration and development by the United States of Alaska's vast oil and gas and minerals reserves? While Russia plans to seize the entire Arctic for its own use, the United States shuts down all future development over nearly 20 million acres of land and sea -- for absolutely zero environmental benefit, especially since Russia will likely be able to exploit much of that same territory anyway. Just as bac, Obama did this despite universal opposition from Alaska's elected officials -- robbing the state of much-needed jobs and revenues. Hopefully, this theft and giveaway to Russia can be reversed.

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|2015-02-14T15:59:28-05:00February 14th, 2015|3 Comments
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