Tell oil and gas CEOs: No dirty drilling in the Arctic Refuge

Tell oil and gas CEOs: No dirty drilling in the Arctic Refuge

The Trump administration opened up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge’s 1.56-million-acre Coastal Plain for oil and gas drilling. Tell fossil fuel CEOs: Stay out of the Arctic Refuge.

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The Trump administration has opened the Arctic Refuge for drilling. Send a message of opposition to Big Oil now.

Caribou on Arctic Refuge lands.

Danielle Brigida/USFWS

The Trump administration opened up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge’s 1.56-million-acre Coastal Plain for oil and gas drilling — proving once again that they will stop at nothing to advance its drill, baby, drill agenda while our environment, wildlife, and communities pay the price for generations to come.

This is happening after a massive oil rig — contracted by ConocoPhillips — collapsed in the Arctic’s North Slope earlier this year, spilling thousands of gallons of diesel and underscoring yet again the grave risks of drilling for oil in such harsh conditions.

NRDC is fighting in and out of court for Arctic protections, but we need your help. Tell fossil fuel CEOs: Stay out of the Arctic Refuge.