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The Interior Department, which is managing the auction, says the leases could result in the production of up to 420 million barrels of oil and 2.7 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
Groups Challenge Gulf Oil-Lease Auctions Tennille Tracy 2011
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As I write, the head of public lands in the Interior Department is a former mining industry lobbyist, the head of the air division at the EPA is a former utility lobbyist, the second in command at EPA is an ex-Monsanto lobbyist, and the head of Superfund cleanups at EPA (which makes industry clean up its toxic wastes) formerly advised companies on how to evade Superfund.
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Over the years, I'm told Frankie had a way of knowing who in the Interior Department was the key to continuing the success of the Theatre.
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A spokesman for the Interior Department, which is the only named defendant, refused to comment Tuesday.
The Seattle Times 2011
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The Interior Department, which is responsible for domestic security, rejected any vigilante or paramilitary action.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Cummings called the Interior Department "schizophrenic" - on the one hand declaring its intent to protect polar bear habitat in the Arctic, yet at the same time "sacrificing that habitat to feed our unsustainable addiction to oil."
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Cummings called the Interior Department "schizophrenic" - on the one hand declaring its intent to protect polar bear habitat in the Arctic, yet at the same time "sacrificing that habitat to feed our unsustainable addiction to oil."
News 2009
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Cummings called the Interior Department "schizophrenic" - on the one hand declaring its intent to protect polar bear habitat in the Arctic, yet at the same time "sacrificing that habitat to feed our unsustainable addiction to oil."
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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I believe the Interior Department should be a partner with tribal communities to advance sustainable economic development - this is fundamental to true self-determination.
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In her 44-page ruling, Judge Kollar-Kotelly called the Interior Department's rule-making process "astoundingly flawed" and said officials failed to evaluate the possible environmental impacts of the rule change, as required by law.
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