He's been provided these facts repeatedly, yet he continues to spread his lies....it's obvious at this point he is only interested in spreading propaganda and misinformation
Again... remember what Biden did as one of his first executive order....
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healthmyths
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FACTS! You are a liar until you provide Proof! Provide a simple link proving your STATEMENTS!
healthmyths
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GEEZ... you don't get it do you? Just your statement proves I'm right.
Show me that my links are lies!
Drilling permits spiked then plunged under Biden
The number of oil and gas permits approved by the Bureau of Land Management for drilling on public lands declined to its lowest number under the Biden
www.eenews.net
U.S. Oil Thirst Defies Easy Fix of Drilling on Federal Lands (1)
High oil prices resulting from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine aren’t expected to prompt the Biden administration to abandon its climate policy and turn to federal oil and gas leasing to bring more crude to the U.S. market, legal experts say.
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The last sale of leases before Biden took office attracted 3 bidders and half went unsold.
well yeah...who's gonna sign a lease when you know the Demafascist are taking over, who want nothing more then to destroy US oil companies.....smart business would be, not to sign the lease with those folks coming into office.
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That is a flat out lie. Increased production during the Obama Administration came entirely from fracking on private lands. Production hasn't increased under Biden, dingbat. It has decreased.
Obama did everything he could to reduce American production. Production under Biden is still about 2 million bbls lower than under Trump.
Where is your proof that it was something else. 'A president of the people' Yeah right
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I already have! Again... read my FACTS!!!
When it comes to public lands and waters, though, oil and gas companies have accused the White House of not truly supporting their industry and aiming to curb production.
Ryan McConnaughey, spokesperson for the Petroleum Association of Wyoming, said the Biden administration has a “playbook” for federal development: “delay, distract and deflect.”
“It doesn’t come as much of a surprise that the Biden Administration’s approval of APDs [applications for permit to drill] has plummeted,” he said.
Kathleen Sgamma, president of the Western Energy Alliance, said the political focus on the drilling permits and leases already held by industry is a red herring from the White House.
“Just because Acme O&G isn't using a permit right away doesn't mean that ABC O&G doesn't need one for a well it's planning to drill now,” she said. “If the federal permitting situation weren't so inefficient and fraught with political interference, companies wouldn't need to request a large inventory even years in advance.”
"If the White House wants drilling to increase, they could ease regulatory requirements and speed up permitting, she said.
The permitting showdown is the latest of many disagreements over the federal oil program under Biden.
When Biden came into office last year, he paused oil and gas leasing on federal lands and last fall published a report criticizing the program as antiquated and deferential to industry.
The leasing moratorium was overturned by a federal judge, but leasing has been slow to resume — and bogged down in continued legal wrangling. The outlook for new leasing in 2022 remains in limbo as Interior has said it will be difficult to move forward after a Louisiana federal judge blocked the use of an interim climate metric.
Meanwhile, Interior is developing regulations on oil and gas that will increase royalty rates and bonding requirements on federal leases, as well as impose new methane rules.
Drilling permits spiked then plunged under Biden
The number of oil and gas permits approved by the Bureau of Land Management for drilling on public lands declined to its lowest number under the Biden
www.eenews.net
Interesting "facts"--from the energy section who may be dancing instead of drilling.I already have! Again... read my FACTS!!!
When it comes to public lands and waters, though, oil and gas companies have accused the White House of not truly supporting their industry and aiming to curb production.
Ryan McConnaughey, spokesperson for the Petroleum Association of Wyoming, said the Biden administration has a “playbook” for federal development: “delay, distract and deflect.”
“It doesn’t come as much of a surprise that the Biden Administration’s approval of APDs [applications for permit to drill] has plummeted,” he said.
Kathleen Sgamma, president of the Western Energy Alliance, said the political focus on the drilling permits and leases already held by industry is a red herring from the White House.
“Just because Acme O&G isn't using a permit right away doesn't mean that ABC O&G doesn't need one for a well it's planning to drill now,” she said. “If the federal permitting situation weren't so inefficient and fraught with political interference, companies wouldn't need to request a large inventory even years in advance.”
"If the White House wants drilling to increase, they could ease regulatory requirements and speed up permitting, she said.
The permitting showdown is the latest of many disagreements over the federal oil program under Biden.
When Biden came into office last year, he paused oil and gas leasing on federal lands and last fall published a report criticizing the program as antiquated and deferential to industry.
The leasing moratorium was overturned by a federal judge, but leasing has been slow to resume — and bogged down in continued legal wrangling. The outlook for new leasing in 2022 remains in limbo as Interior has said it will be difficult to move forward after a Louisiana federal judge blocked the use of an interim climate metric.
Meanwhile, Interior is developing regulations on oil and gas that will increase royalty rates and bonding requirements on federal leases, as well as impose new methane rules.
Drilling permits spiked then plunged under Biden
The number of oil and gas permits approved by the Bureau of Land Management for drilling on public lands declined to its lowest number under the Biden
Read the facts which I have already submitted:
https://news.google.com/s/CBIws5WWi5QB
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80% increase from what, when the country was shut down from Covid.
The only reason these spoon fed sound bites work is because you leftists are gullible morons.
"Gullible" is the middle name of almost all tumphumpers. She is correct, because of the permits that were handed out.
Nonsense, a lease is a lease. Why offer a lease if you don't want to honor it. How ridiculous.
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libs hate nuclear energy too
for the left its the Lost Secrets of Atlantis or walk
in darkness
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No permits - just leases
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Nothing.
Biden Aide Says Oil Companies Can Up Production If They Want
A White House official said Tuesday that U.S. oil and gas companies should increase production if they want, pushing back against executives who’ve criticized Biden administration energy policies as prices soar.
www.bloomberg.com
Biden team asks oil industry for help to tame gas prices
A meeting with the energy industry comes as Biden faces rising inflation pressures.
www.politico.com
Analysis: US oil companies are in no rush to solve Biden's gas price problem
US oil companies used to ramp up production at even the slightest hint of higher prices.
www.cnn.com
US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Tuesday called on US oil producers to increase their output, urging them to get “rig counts up,” as the Biden administration continues to fine tune its messaging while navigating the political perils of high fuel prices.
Oil producers have “some important tools” for alleviating pressure on fuel prices, Granholm told a meeting of the National Petroleum Council (NPC), whose membership includes executives from a wide swath of large oil and natural gas producers including Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Royal Dutch Shell, BP America, TotalEnergies and ConocoPhillips.
“So I hope you'll hear me say that, please, take advantage of the leases that you have,” Granholm said. “Hire workers. Get your rig count up.”
Granholm Urges US Producers to Hike Supply
US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm called on US oil producers to increase drilling, hire more workers and ramp output.
www.energyintel.com
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Some might -- it has a scary connotation attached to it -- but I think it is the future.
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"Stop spending like drunk sailors. That's the message from shareholders," said Pavel Molchanov, an analyst at Raymond James.
That message was heard loud and clear. Despite higher prices, 50 of the largest oil companies have increased their annual budgets by just 1% relative to their initial plans, according to Raymond James. Instead of plowing money into expensive drilling projects, the oil-and-gas industry is focused on returning cash to shareholders.
"It's not the government that is banning them from drilling more. It's pressure from their shareholders," said Molchanov.
That message was heard loud and clear. Despite higher prices, 50 of the largest oil companies have increased their annual budgets by just 1% relative to their initial plans, according to Raymond James. Instead of plowing money into expensive drilling projects, the oil-and-gas industry is focused on returning cash to shareholders.
"It's not the government that is banning them from drilling more. It's pressure from their shareholders," said Molchanov.
oh i have no doubt they would honor it…they’d expect rent…they just wouldn’t let you use it to explore for oil, let alone pump it
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Looky here! A gullible moron shows up to prove my point!
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The only reason it happened under Obama. It was fracking, and Obama fought to stop that but couldn't because it was on private land.
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