Drilling in ANWR is Americas best hope

In 2010, the United States imported 9,163,000 barrels of oil a day. Of these, 4,885,000 barrels were imported from countries belonging to the OPEC oil cartel. (Oil Statistics) The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is an organization of 12 countries that formally agreed to determine prices and provide rules on oil sales to non-member countries. In order to reduce dependence on OPEC oil, the United States should start drilling oil in the Alaska Arctic National Wildlife Sanctuary (ANWR).

Proposal: The US should drill oil at ANWR. Importance: The United States is currently contracting during the recession. My work is losing. When drilling with ANWR, hundreds of thousands of jobs will be born. In addition, 80% of the state revenue in Alaska comes from petroleum. Due to the decline of the North Slope oil field, Alaska people may lose their jobs. ANWR drilling will create employment for Alaska people. As Jenniferkovsky, who lived in Alaska for 34 years, said, "Oil is very important, we have nothing else." Reason: 1. Harm the environment 2. I spend billions of dollars 3 No one wants to drill 4. Little oil 5. No creation of employment 6. I am not worth the first / 2/3 of my opponent

Petroleum industry, politicians, and environmentalists are controversial topics on the excavation of petroleum ANWR. The northern slope of the drilling oil is the Arctic National Wildlife Sanctuary, where the Naval Petroleum Reserve 4 and the Prudhoe Bay Oil Field are located. The expansion of oil drilling at ANWR is related to many arguments. The following are the pros and cons of oil drilling in ANWR. Oil is a popular product in many industries. Despite the progress of 'green' energy, petroleum is still the main ingredient used to move machinery, aircraft, trucks, equipment and cars. Petroleum is also a major source of air conditioning and heating equipment in residential and commercial buildings. Expansion of ANWR's oil drilling can provide safe energy in the short term to the United States.