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could, instead, make the pumps themselves a thing of the past. UPDATED: The NRDC gives us this graph: DDay at Hullabaloo has this to say: With the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, you’re talking about dropping the price of a barrel of oil between $0.50 and $2 over a 30-year time horizon when the price has gone up $100 since the beginning of the Bush Presidency. It’s the same for drilling offshore. And Environmentalist at Daily Kos brings us this: Between 1999 and 2007, the number of drilling permits

drilling the fuck out of whatever the fuck they can get their oily little hands on… highlights include, but are not limited to: With the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, you’re talking about dropping the price of a barrel of oil between $0.50 and $2 over a 30-year time horizon when the price has gone up $100 since the beginning of the Bush Presidency. It’s the same for drilling offshore. As Bill Scher put it, UPDATE: Just to put a fine point on it, lowering the price of crude oil per barrel by

Now, I think the best way to understand what the right is actually proposing here is best typified by this chart: With the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, you're talking about dropping the price of a barrel of oil between $0.50 and $2 over a 30-year time horizon when the price has gone up $100 since the beginning of the Bush Presidency. It's the same for drilling offshore. As Bill Scher put it, UPDATE: Just to put a fine point on it, lowering the price of crude oil per barrel by $1

Now, I think the best way to understand what the right is actually proposing here is best typified by this chart: With the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, you're talking about dropping the price of a barrel of oil between $0.50 and $2 over a 30-year time horizon when the price has gone up $100 since the beginning of the Bush Presidency. It's the same for drilling offshore. As Bill Scher put it, UPDATE: Just to put a fine point on it, lowering the price of crude oil per barrel by $1

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By Bill Scher Last week, Democrats and Republicans offered energy bills in response to rising gas prices, which clearly laid out the parties contrasting energy visions: investment in renewable energy vs. suspension of environmental standards for drilling and refining oil.