Alaskans Praise Trump’s Push To Reverse Biden’s Sweeping Drilling Ban
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picker
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Posted 6:46 pm, 06/02/2025
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spitfire | Posted 5:53 pm, 06/02/2025 | How does this benefit us? US oil costs more to produce so it wouldn't lower gas prices or anything.
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It doesnt. But being able to say it appeases the simple minded tRumpers on GW
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spitfire
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Posted 5:53 pm, 06/02/2025
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How does this benefit us? US oil costs more to produce so it wouldn't lower gas prices or anything.
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Fakey
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Posted 5:50 pm, 06/02/2025
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BigSal
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Posted 5:47 pm, 06/02/2025
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Troll Tantrum Time from this sites greatest loser!
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Fakey
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Posted 5:43 pm, 06/02/2025
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Hey shoulda, what compelled YOU to foist yet another irrelevant spinstraction onto a wonderful thread?
YOU may not comprehend this, but the government does not bid on its own leases.
YOU go, b0t b0y !
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BigSal
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Posted 5:30 pm, 06/02/2025
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That the same crowd that didnt bid on any oil leases when it was opened to do so?
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DB Cooper
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Posted 5:26 pm, 06/02/2025
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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum delivered welcome news to a roomful of Alaska Natives on Sunday evening: The Trump administration will take action to rescind a Biden-era climate rule that locked up millions of acres from future oil and gas development. [emphasis, links added]
Burgum made the unexpected announcement in Utqiagvik, Alaska-America's northernmost community and home to the Inupiat people-flanked by Energy Secretary Chris Wright and EPA administrator Lee Zeldin, fellow members of President Donald Trump's National Energy Dominance Council.
At Burgum's direction, the Interior Department will initiate a formal rulemaking process Monday morning to rescind the regulations.
The action, if eventually finalized, would remove restrictions former president Joe Biden unveiled on Earth Day 2024, blocking development across 13 million acres of federal lands in Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve-an area Congress specifically set aside for development decades ago.
The Biden administration went through with the restrictions despite vigorous opposition from Alaska Natives, many of whom were present at the town hall event in Utqiagvik on Sunday evening.
"The three of us have a charge-it's our jobs in our respective departments to go and execute on unleashing Alaska's extraordinary potential," Burgum remarked to applause. - CCD
Let's go, Brandon! 
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