Oil on Ice - The Fate of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR)
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To Drill or Not to Drill, That Is the Question The Obama Administration, Shell, and the Fate of the Arctic Ocean by Subhankar Banerjee, with introduction by Tom Engelhard TomDispatch.com of The Nation Institute, 3 March 2015
Here’s a Jeopardy! –style question for you: “Eight different species of whales can be seen in these two American seas.” Unless you’re an Iñupiaq, a marine biologist, or an Arctic enthusiast like me, it’s a pretty good guess that you can’t tell me what those seas are or what those whales are either. The answer: the Chukchi Sea and the adjacent Beaufort Sea, off Arctic Alaska, and you can commonly spot bowhead, beluga, and grey whales there, while fin whales, minkes, humpbacks, killer whales, and narwhals are
Oil on Ice - The Fate of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR)