
Going black, not green: Curbing US oil, gas production would hurt the environment, report finds
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Environmentalists seeking to stop U.S. oil and gas production in order to combat climate change are risking greater damage to the planet, according to a new report.
The report comes as Alaska Republicans and Native leaders are urging the Biden administration, which has committed to a complete transition away from fossil fuels, not to kill a major oil project in the state. Aaron Kliegman is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital.
A major hurdle for the administration, according to IER, is that global efforts to curb oil and gas production haven't lessened the world's reliance on fossil fuels for energy — petroleum products are entrenched in modern society to such a degree that fossil fuels and modernity have become all but inseparable.

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