«The Trump administration's embattled
offshore oil drilling plan that exposes our public oceans to oil spills has unified the public in strong opposition that cuts across party lines.
Not exact matches
The Trump
offshore drilling plan would let
oil suppliers
drill in protected areas of the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans — places where governors, attorneys general and lawmakers along the East and West Coasts oppose
offshore drilling.
The
plan would open the door for
drilling in areas far beyond the U.S. epicenter of
offshore drilling in the central and western Gulf of Mexico, giving
oil and gas companies the opportunity to explore areas left out of leases for decades.
In addition to tax changes (more on that below), Trump's
plan to grow the economy focuses largely on generating more jobs in the fossil fuel economy (in coal and onshore and
offshore drilling for
oil and gas) and as a result of new infrastructure projects.
Release of the master
plan comes as the federal government, even as it forges ahead on
offshore wind leases, also has released
plans to open nearly the entire U.S. coastline to
oil and gas
drilling.
With the release of its master
plan for
offshore wind energy, New York State is doubling down on its commitment to renewable energy at a time when the Trump administration is moving to allow coastal
drilling for
oil and gas.
The Governor's action to protect New York's waters from
oil and gas exploration was prompted by the Trump administration's
plan to vastly expand
offshore drilling in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
The Trump administration is preparing to unveil as soon as this week an expansive
offshore oil plan that would open the door to selling new
drilling rights in Atlantic waters, according to people familiar with the
plan.
Green leaders worry that if Bush administration
plans to expand
offshore oil drilling are not overturned by President Obama,
oil spills in U.S. waters could remain a sad fact of life.
In fact, he raised more than one million dollars from big
oil just last month, most of which came after he announced his
plan for
offshore drilling in a room full of cheering
oil executives.
These threatened species also face the prospect of
offshore drilling in the Arctic after the Obama Administration recently approved a number of
plans to move forward on
oil exploration.
However, the Trump administration is now
planning to expand
offshore drilling, putting the Atlantic, Pacific, Gulf of Mexico, and Arctic at risk of new
oil rigs.
Friends of the Earth — US is proud to stand with a broad coalition in opposition to the draft 5 - year
plan to expand
offshore oil drilling in US federal waters.
In 2016, Surfrider Foundation and our partners successfully stopped the federal government's
plans for
offshore oil drilling and related seismic blasting off the Atlantic coast (read more).
Unfortunately, this
plan calls for expanding
offshore oil drilling to over 90 percent of our coastal waters!
In its draft leasing
plan that will set the boundaries for
oil development in federal waters from 2017 to 2022, the Obama Administration proposed allowing
offshore drilling along the Atlantic Coast between Virginia and Georgia.
We focus on Marine Protected Areas (MPAs),
offshore oil drilling, renewable ocean energy, and marine spatial
planning.
The Trump Administration
plans to open the Atlantic, Pacific, Eastern Gulf, and Arctic to new
offshore oil drilling.
The Governor's action to protect New York's waters from
oil and gas exploration was prompted by the Trump administration's
plan to vastly expand
offshore drilling in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A new
offshore oil and gas
plan from the U.S. Department of the Interior blocks two
drilling leases in the Arctic, but allows a new lease in Alaska's Cook Inlet and 10 new leases in the Gulf of Mexico over the next five years — a step that will worsen climate change by ensuring significant greenhouse gas pollution for the next 70 years.
In light of last week's explosion of the Deepwater Horizon and subsequent
oil spill, the Surfrider Foundation is urging President Obama to withdraw his recent
plans to open up our coasts to
offshore drilling and to restore the federal moratorium.
TRENTON, N.J. (AP)-- New Jersey is prepared to thwart President Trump's
plan for
offshore oil and gas
drilling by enacting a ban on such activ...
(04/02/2012) Last week, the U.S. Department of the Interior approved
oil spill clean - up plans by Royal Dutch Shell Oil in the Beaufort Sea, paving the way for offshore oil drilling in the Arctic to begin as soon this ye
oil spill clean - up
plans by Royal Dutch Shell
Oil in the Beaufort Sea, paving the way for offshore oil drilling in the Arctic to begin as soon this ye
Oil in the Beaufort Sea, paving the way for
offshore oil drilling in the Arctic to begin as soon this ye
oil drilling in the Arctic to begin as soon this year.
Today, President Obama announced a new
offshore oil drilling and exploration
plan.
Moreover, the legislation puts the interests of the
oil and gas lobby over millions of citizens, thousands of businesses and hundreds of coastal communities who spoke out against new
offshore drilling during the federal government's extensive
planning process.
In doing so, he ignored his administration's top experts on ocean science, who warned that the
offshore plan dramatically understated the risks of an
oil spill and petitioned Salazar to exempt the Arctic from
drilling until more scientific studies could be conducted.
Today's new
offshore drilling plan reveals, once again, that Trump's energy strategy entails little more than smoothing the road for Big
Oil to to get whatever they want.
Today the Obama Administration once again demonstrated climate leadership by taking the Arctic Ocean off the table in its five - year
offshore oil and gas
drilling plan.
* Project Manager for
Drilling of Ultra HPHT Well
offshore Guyana where discovered first
oil, while managing US$ 180 mm Budget *
Planned, QC'd & Acq.