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Govs Haley, McCrory, McDonnell ask Interior Secretary designate to
support offshore energy exploration
web posted February 16, 2013
COLUMBIA – Governors Nikki Haley, Pat
McCrory (N.C.) and Bob McDonnell (VA) today sent a letter Thursday to
Sally Jewell, President Barack Obama’s Interior Secretary designate,
asking her to re-examine the Obama Administration’s opposition to
energy exploration and production on the Atlantic Outer Continental
Shelf.
An excerpt of the governors’ letter is below:
“As governors, we strive to pursue policies that help create jobs and
make energy more affordable while protecting our states’ natural
resources.
Over the past several years, a number of governors have expressed an
interest in reforming off-shore energy policy so that states can safely
and prudently take advantage of abundant off-shore resources.
During your nomination hearings, we will be listening intently to your
answers regarding energy exploration off the coasts of our states and
hope you will signal your willingness to revise the Administration’s
current policy to one that is committed to safely harnessing our
coast’s vast natural resources…
… It’s estimated that energy production from the Atlantic OCS could
create more than 140,000 new jobs within the next 20 years, and we hope
you will ensure that the Administration is a partner with the states on
this issue.”
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