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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The Willow Project was greenlit— but with caveats

$1.6B for conservation funding. Willow Project approved but with caveats. MCC codes paused. Learn more on the podcast today.

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Energy insecurity driving midterm elections (ft. Mandy Gunasekara)

Voter uncertainty about energy insecurity and fuel prices is driving people to oppose the Biden administration at the ballot box. Former EPA Chief-of-Staff Mandy Gunasekara analyzes this on the podcast today.

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UK abandons net-zero energy policies for energy security

UK's new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, announced boosting domestic oil and gas and lifting the nation's 2019 fracking ban.

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Breaking down Biden’s disastrous energy policies with Stephen Moore

Economist Stephen Moore joins the podcast to discuss Biden's disastrous energy and environmental policies today. Tune in here.

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Combating misinformation on oil and gas leases versus permits

"The argument about “unused” leases is a red herring, a smokescreen for energy policies that have had a hamstringing effect on the world’s leading producer of natural gas and oil. It suggests American producers have been motivated by a desire to manipulate the market during the current crisis in Europe. This is false. American oil and gas producers are able and willing to do their part to support American energy leadership, including providing energy that can help allies abroad." — Kevin O'Scannlain, API In Episode 259 of District of Conservation, Gabriella explains the differences between oil and gas leases versus permits [...]

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Biden’s energy dependence policies play into Putin’s favor

The Biden administration's preservationist policies have invited domestic energy crisis in wake of the imminent Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

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Washington State isn’t following the science on black bear conservation

By cancelling the upcoming spring bear 2022 hunt, Washington State and Governor Jay Inslee aren't following the science

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Get to know Cameron Energy Company

On the podcast today, Gabriella publishes her extended conversations with Cameron Energy Company's Arthur Stewart and Tyler Martin.

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|2021-09-28T13:01:56-04:00September 28th, 2021|Comments Off on Get to know Cameron Energy Company

Good riddance Brood X cicadas and Biden’s radical environment agenda could be stalled

Brood X cicadas are finally gone here in DC. And President Biden's radical environmental agenda could be stalled. Tune in!

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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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NOIA President: ‘Negative consequences’ from Biden’s leasing pause

Erik Milito, president of NOIA, is concerned President Biden's leasing pause for new sites will harm offshore energy production.

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|2021-02-08T20:11:48-05:00February 9th, 2021|Comments Off on NOIA President: ‘Negative consequences’ from Biden’s leasing pause

Rep. Yvette Herrell plans to fight President Biden’s ‘crippling’ energy policies

Get to know Congresswoman Yvette Herrell of New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District and how he plans to fight Biden's energy policies.

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National monument designations can restrict public lands access

What are national monuments? Why does President Biden want to enlarge them? What implications could arise by his recent actions? Gabriella dives deep into this on the podcast today.

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|2021-01-26T13:20:25-05:00January 26th, 2021|Comments Off on National monument designations can restrict public lands access

EP 129: North Face Gets a Lump of Coal for Christmas, Trump Signs Bipartisan Veterans Outdoor Bill Into Law

Don't miss this festive episode of District of Conservation on The North Face meeting its match in Innovex Double Solutions and a new law encouraging healing outdoor experiences for veterans on public lands.

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