The Australian Financial Review, 3/3/2006, p. 54
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The Australian Financial Review, 3/3/2006, p. 54
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Reference: Digest of latest news reported on website of Climate
Change Secretariat of United Nations Framework on Climate Change
Control (UNFCCC). 28 February 2006. Address: PO Box 260 124, D-53153
Bonn. Germany. Phone: : (49-228) 815-1005, Fax: (49-228) 815-1999.
Email: press@unfccc.int
http://www.unfccc.int
Erisk Net, 3/3/2006
With the fight to pry open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge having stalled out
(at least for the time being), the oil and gas industry and its cronies
in Congress are now focused on parts of the outer continental shelf
(OCS) that have been off-limits to drilling for nearly 25 years.
Escalating energy prices and the ever-louder drum beat for energy
independence are helping drilling proponents make their case.

Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle have released a battery
of initiatives in recent weeks that would green-light new offshore oil
and natural-gas drilling projects on the OCS, which extends off the
U.S. coastline from three to 200 miles. The Bush administration and
some state lawmakers are lending a hand, too.
Full story on Grist
The Australian, 2/3/2006, p. 27
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The Canberra Times, 2/3/2006, p. 3
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