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To: hmaly who wrote (134689)	3/21/2001 5:58:36 AM
From: stribe30	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570818

Harry said; How convenient. Your side of ANWR doesn't have any oil, so now you feel uppidy enough to yell at us. You can bet, if there was oil on your side, Canada would be in there drilling. DO you know there isnt any oil on our side of the ANWR? I dont myself.. the point of course is; that its irrelevant... the act that created the park forbid any type of oil exploration.. we may be sitting on a lot of oil for all we know.. but the point is - the park is protected completely.. and we're yelling at you because the potential for environmental harm is huge - and US oil does not have a stellar environmental record As for the forests... check your facts Harry - Canada is self-sufficient in lumber, the USA is not and has not been for a long time.. which is why you import so much wood.. why is that the case? Over-cutting... a waste and misuse of a resource.. an ominous fact that didnt get learned obviously with regards to oil or any other amt of energy down your way