elopment, production, and transportation of the oil and gas resources in the Coastal Plain Study Area of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The exploration, development, production, and transportation of the oil and gas resources of the Coastal Plain, the Nations foremost prospect for the discovery of significant new oil and gas accumulations, should proceed with dispatch and that such activities should be conducted in a manner consistent with the protection of the Coastal Plain’s fish and wildlife resources and environment and the needs of the area’s subsistence users. The Honorable Don Young was the first to introduce the bill to the House of Representatives. The Honorable Don Young was born on June 9, 1933 in Meridian, California. He received he’s A.A. at Yuba Junior College in 1952 and soon after received he’s B.A. in 1958 at Chico State College. The Honorable Don Young is currently the congressman for Alaska. The exploration, Development, production, and transportation of the Coastal Plain’s oil and gas resources are supported by the State of Alaska. The North Slope Borough and other local governments in Alaska, and the Inupiat Eskimo people of the North Slope, have many interest in the nation to provide dependable new sources of domestic oil production outside the organization of petroleum exporting countries. Many interests of the United States consumers are to expand the domestic sources of reasonably priced gasoline, jet fuel, heating oil, and the many products derived from crude oil. The national economic interest on the other hand are to improve the balance of trade through reductions in foreign oil imports, generating new economic activity, creating domestic jobs, and reducing the Federal deficit through increased tax and royalty revenues.The Honorable Brad Carson was one of the many that was a cosponsor of the bill. The Honorable Brad Carson is the representative of Oklahoma. The Ho...
