YES! The risks of accidents are simply too high to take.
77%
YES! Renewables is the future. We need to stop ALL drilling!
23%

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JessieV 10 years 46 weeks ago

The Arctic Ocean should be made a marine preserve so that our cold loving mammals will always have a stress-free home. MMS lied when they prepared the EIS for the Chukchi and Beufort Seas when they said the environmental impact to local and migrating marine life due to seismic exploration and drilling would be minimal. In fact, seismic testing could seriously deafen migrating whales and pinnepeds. And then there's the spectre of an oil spill which, in the Arctic, would be devastating particularly if it occured in winter and was trapped under the ice. The loss in fisheries, whales, pinnepeds, polar bears and walruses would be devastating. St George Sound still has not recovered from the Exxon-Valdez spill of almost 30 years ago and that occurred in waters a lot warmer that the Arctic.

Yes, ban offshore oil and gas exploration everywhere in the Arctic Ocean and declare it a marine preserve.

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