Should drilling be allowed in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge? / Tamara Thompson, book editor. - 112 pages ; 23 cm. - At issue. . - At issue. Environment. .

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ANWR holds America's greatest oil potential / Paul Driessen -- ANWR oil potential is greatly exaggerated / Richard A. Fineberg -- Drill, already / National Review -- ANWR drilling will not reduce America's dependence on foreign oil / Natural Resources Defense Council -- ANWR should be permanently protected from drilling / Paul Alaback et al. -- ANWR oil production delay is unnecessary / Jon Basil Utley -- ANWR drilling could further compromise shrinking caribou here / Charles J. Hanley -- ANWR drilling is compatible with caribou herds and indigenous life / Fenton Okomailak Rexford -- Indigenous Alaskans support ANWR drilling / Tara M. Sweeney -- Dances with ghosts / Dennis J. Kucinich -- ANWR drilling would create jobs and jumpstart the economy / Sean Parnell -- ANWR drilling would violate human rights / Sarah Agnus James -- ANWR drilling footprint would be insignificant / Mark Hyman -- Major oil spill in Alaska: Congress eyes ANWR as oil spills in the Arctic / Jason Leopold.

ISBN: 9780737762006 (pbk.)

Source: 1353696 QBI

LCCN: 2012042118

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Oil well drilling--Environmental aspects--Alaska--Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Offshore oil well drilling--Environmental aspects--Alaska--Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Gas well drilling--Environmental aspects--Alaska--Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Offshore gas well drilling--Environmental aspects--Alaska--Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Petroleum reserves--Alaska--Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Natural gas--Prospecting--Environmental aspects--Alaska--Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

Subjects--Geographic Terms:
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (Alaska)

LC Class. No.: TN872.A7 / S545 2013