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Legal efforts are underway regarding oil and gas leasing in Alaska refuge areas, involving lawsuits and opposing briefs.

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Legal efforts are underway regarding oil and gas leasing in Alaska refuge areas, involving lawsuits and opposing briefs.

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  1. The Supreme Court granted more time for tourism guidelines while the Administration approved controversial oil drilling in Alaska.Sub-event
  2. Earthjustice and others filed briefs and amended lawsuits opposing oil and gas development in Alaska refuge.1 source

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