Senate leaders open doors to ANWR drilling
Tags: ARCTIC National Wildlife Refuge (Alaska); PETROLEUM -- Prospecting; PETROLEUM industry; BUDGET
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- Push to Drill in Alaska Growing. Daerr, Elizabeth G. // National Parks;May/Jun2001, Vol. 75 Issue 5/6, p11
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