Interest Remains in Drilling off Alaska's North Slope
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Clean Skies News talks to a native Alaskan Tribal leader as Shell and the White House continue their battle over offshore drilling in Alaska.
Published: 06/02/10 8:05am
Running Time: 05:08
Related Keywords: Production & Supply (Oil), Oil, Clean Skies News, Daniel J. Goldstein, Earl Kingik, Ken Salazar, Kristen Miller, Lisa Murkowski, Alaska Wilderness League, crude oil, deepwater, Earl Kingik, Elizabeth Birnbaum, Exxon-Valdez, Gulf of Mexico, Inupiats, Ken Salazar, Kristen Miller, Lisa Murkowski, Marvin Odum, Offshore Drilling, oil spill, Shell
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