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Asked and Answered

alternatives  biofuels  domestic access  domestic energy  eia  energy information administration  renewable  clean tech  domestic production 

Mark Green
Posted July 7, 2011

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Tweeting the White House

deepwater drilling  domestic access  domestic energy  domestic production  deepwater drilling permits 

Mark Green
Posted July 6, 2011

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Drilling Safety, Energy Security

center for offshore safety  domestic energy  domestic energy security  domestic exploration  domestic production  energy supply  gulf of mexico  oil access  oil production  spill response  oil safety  oil spill prevention and response  oil spill response  oil spill prevention 

Jack Gerard
Posted May 25, 2011

Our industry's longstanding commitment to safe operations was questioned by some after last year's tragic spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Today, we have more than 20 industry groups working concurrently on improving spill prevention and response. Oil companies are committing resources in the form of dollars, time and expertise to ensure that these improvements are implemented.

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Channeling the Keystone XL Pipeline

access  congress  domestic access  domestic energy  domestic production  keystone xl  keystone xl pipeline  legislation  refineries 

Mark Green
Posted May 23, 2011

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The Wrong Response: Tax Hikes

domestic production  Energy Security  energy taxes  prices  taxes  cost of energy 

Mark Green
Posted April 29, 2011

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More of Our Own Energy

domestic energy  domestic production  energy policy  state of the union  domestic oil 

Jack Gerard
Posted March 3, 2011

The American oil and natural gas industry is one of the few sectors that have remained healthy throughout most of the recent recession. We can help create the jobs Americans need and supply domestically the energy Americans use -- all while helping address federal deficits.

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Fire Doesn't Support Calls for the Moratorium

deepwater horizon  demand  domestic energy  domestic production  energy policy  gulf  moratorium  spill response  offshore platform 

Jane Van Ryan
Posted September 3, 2010

A fire on an offshore platform in the Gulf of Mexico created a media furor yesterday. Several of the initial news reports contained inaccuracies that tended to exacerbate America's heightened awareness of--and sensitivity to--offshore drilling. The reaction was predictable: Politicians demanded answers, and environmental groups called on the government to keep the drilling moratorium in effect.

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