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Department of Interior shuts down millions of acres of Alaska to all oil, gas and mining activity
2024-07-09
[JustTheNews] This and the Keystone pipeline will be the first things Trump will change. Watch the economy rev up
Posted by:Skidmark

#8  What makes you think that TransCanada Energy, after having had Keystone II shut down by the American Federal Government, would be interested in building it knowing that it could be shut down again at any time?
Posted by: Canuckistan sniper   2024-07-09 22:19  

#7  Onslow added for you, Besoeker.
Posted by: trailing wife   2024-07-09 19:37  

#6  #2 Besoeker, the recent British elections tell us just what the voters thought of all that "conservative" muddling.
Posted by: Tom   2024-07-09 16:30  

#5  Fred's Onslo "Oh Nice" graphic here please.
Posted by: Besoeker   2024-07-09 12:47  

#4  Sue them. The federal bureaucracy is tumbling like bowling pins.
Posted by: Super Hose   2024-07-09 11:59  

#3  Maybe we'll have to bring the coals to Newcastle after all!
Posted by: DooDahMan   2024-07-09 07:48  

#2  England "divested" from coal mining and iron production. Textile production was abandoned as well. griculture has nearly been abandoned. How has it gone for them ?

If you're not making anything, you're not....making anything.
Posted by: Besoeker   2024-07-09 06:42  

#1  Former Blackrock adviser argues at energy forum that divesting from oil and gas is not sustainable
Posted by: Skidmark   2024-07-09 04:27  

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