Posted on 10/24/2011 6:47:25 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
Anchorage, Alaska (AP) -- Alaska Native and environmental groups are challenging a federal air permit granted to Royal Dutch Shell PLC for offshore drilling in Arctic waters.
Shell hopes to drill exploratory wells next summer off Alaska's northern coasts.
The Environmental Protection Agency issued an air permit Friday for a Shell drill ship called the Kulluk.
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So... how long do you think this will be tied up on court?
I say those that oppose drilling stop using ANYTHING related to oil or natural gas.
Until then they are the biggest bunch of hypocrites out there.
Just did a little checking on the groups, it seems the usual enviro-nazi groups are included and one Native villiage.
Groups involved in the challenge include the Natural Resources Defense Council, Earthjustice, the Sierra Club, Oceana and the Alaska Wilderness League, as well as the Native Village of Point Hope.
Environmentalists challenge air permits for Shells Arctic drilling
Isn't that what they ruled for the cases challenging ObamaCare?
Is this the same one that was denied earlier this year because the emissions on one of the ships hadn’t been calculated into the total emissions?
Filing suits is a REVENUE stream for these groups...
In 1974 0r 75, Pres of San Diego Gas & Electric said it best: “Let the bastards freeze to death in the dark!”
How do these people get from one place to another? I do not believe that they walk, ride a horse, bike, snap their fingers or will themselves there.
Oh wait I know they put gas in their mode of transportation and drive there.
If they are so against these projects then get a pair and use one of the modes of transportation listed above.
Thanks NormsRevenge and jazusamo.
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