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Report Challenges Offshore Drilling Plans in Arctic

January 1, 2011/in Ocean Newswire/by Newswire

Opening the Arctic Ocean to offshore oil development, where several energy companies are pressing to drill, poses risks of devastating spills complicated by harsh weather and months of winter darkness, a new report said.

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Tags: Arctic, Challenges, Drilling, Offshore, Plans, Report
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