Moratorium May Harm Economy
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More than 30 rigs will halt deepwater drilling after the Gulf oil spill, though this move could leave thousands of rig workers unemployed. Clean Skies News investigates how this move affects both rig workers and the U.S. economy.
Published: 06/07/10 2:46pm
Running Time: 04:19
Related Keywords: Production & Supply (Oil), Oil, Clean Skies News, Elliott Gue, John Felmy, Lee Fuller, damage, deepwater, drilling, economy, Elliott Gue, exploration, fishing, gas, hurricane, impact, industry, jobs, John Felmy, Lee Fuller, Obama, oil, President, production, rig, risk, storm, supply, unemployment, workers
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