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Biden OKs major Willow oil drilling in Alaska over protests - Vimarsana News

Biden OKs major Willow oil drilling in Alaska over protests

The Biden administration is approving the major Willow oil project on Alaska’s petroleum-rich North Slope. The decision is one of President Joe Biden’s most consequential climate decisions and is likely to draw condemnation from environmentalists who say it flies in the face of the Democratic president’s climate pledges. Climate activists have been outraged Biden appeared open to greenlighting the project, which they say put his climate legacy at risk. They say allowing oil company ConocoPhillips to move forward with the drilling plan also would break Biden’s campaign promise to stop n...

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Willow project: Biden approves massive oil drilling plan in Alaska - Vimarsana News

Willow project: Biden approves massive oil drilling plan in Alaska

The Biden administration is approving the major Willow oil project on Alaska's petroleum-rich North Slope.

US approves contentious oil drilling project in Alaska - Vimarsana News

US approves contentious oil drilling project in Alaska

Biden administration’s approval of Willow project in northwestern US state draws condemnation from environmental groups.

Biden OKs Major Willow Oil Drilling in Alaska Over Protests - Vimarsana News

Biden OKs Major Willow Oil Drilling in Alaska Over Protests

The decision is likely to draw condemnation from environmentalists.

Biden approves controversial, huge Willow oil drilling in Alaska - Vimarsana News

Biden approves controversial, huge Willow oil drilling in Alaska

The decision is one of President Joe Biden's most consequential climate decisions and is likely to draw condemnation from environmentalists who say it flies in the face of the Democratic