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The ANWR fight continues across generations

The ANWR fight continues across generations Author: Michael Carey Published January 27 Share on Facebook Print article If celebrity means getting in the news and staying in the news, as wags have cracked, the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge has achieved celebrity. ANWR has been in the news since the 1950s, when Alaska and stateside environmentalists began lobbying for a wildlife reserve extending from the Brooks Range north to arctic salt water. The environmentalists’ lobbying was successful with the creation of the Arctic National Wildlife Range in early 1960, the waning days of the Eisenhower administration. The range was about half the size of the 18-million-acre refuge the range became part of in 1980 during the Carter administration. In Dwight D. Eisenhower’s day, there actually were Republican environmentalists, some moneyed eastern sportsmen who, If 60 years old or more in 1960, might have met Teddy Roosevelt, the president who brought environmental stewardshi

Much to build, much to change : Biden era begins, oil players strategize

Much to build, much to change : Biden era begins, oil players strategise

20 January 2021 20:32 GMT Updated  21 January 2021 12:56 GMT in  Houston The oil and gas industry in the US braced for change as Democrat Joe Biden officially because president, replacing Donald Trump and with his eye on greener energy policies going forward. Biden was on Wednesday sworn in as the 46 th president of the US, shortly after Kamala Harris was sworn in as the vice president, the first woman to hold that role. In his inaugural address, Biden emphasised themes of unity and recovery, adding that there will be “much to build, much to change” moving forward. ENERGY EXPLORED: SUBSCRIBE TO ACCELERATE Gain valuable insight into the global oil and gas industry s energy transition from

Joe Biden set to rejoin Paris climate accord, impose curbs on U S oil industry

Incoming U.S. president Joe Biden will announce America’s return to the international Paris Agreement to fight climate change on Wednesday, the centerpiece of a raft of day-one executive orders aimed at restoring U.S. leadership in combating global warming.

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