ANWR & The Case for Drilling

Posted on Sunday, August 17th, 2008

ANWR

ANWR = Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
UPDATE: RUSH TALKS ABOUT OUR ARTICLE!

Our good friends over at Porter County Politics have published a group of pictures that are sure to infuriate anyone who opposes common sense in the drilling for oil in ANWR debate.

The post rightfully points out the fact that, unlike what many would argue, the ANWR area is very small compared to many other areas where we explore for oil. In fact, ANWR respresents only 2,000 acres out of 19,000,000!

The post gets even better as you scroll down. You’ll find solid evidence that pictures often times published by ANWR drilling opposition do not in any way actually depict the ANWR coastal plains. Included are shots of the ANWR coastal plains, as well as Google maps images of the area.

And to poke a little at the absurd argument that drilling would disrupt the wildlife in the area, you’ll see pictures of wildlife around another drilling area that are perfectly happy coexisting with environment friendly drilling platforms.

The bottom line is that drilling in ANWR doesn’t harm the environment, isn’t cutting into any “pristine” area, and doesn’t disrupt the wildlife.

NOTE from Bill Collier: read our original articles here ,here, and here.

I highly recommend you check out the post.

-Eric Odom

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