Environmental group says Interior hid gaps in ANWR science
A view from the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. (Creative Commons photo by Hillebrand/U.S. Forest Service)
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An environmental group has published 18 memos by government scientists that outline gaps in knowledge about the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The group claims the information should have been included in the Bureau of Land Management’s report on possible impacts from oil and gas leasing in the refuge.
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