Stop unchecked offshore leasing on federal ocean waters
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Bureau of Ocean Energy Management· Outer Continental Shelf, federal offshore watersRegulations.gov comment docket ↗
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Federal offshore waters could be opened to energy leasing with little public scrutiny or environmental review.
What’s at risk
Public access to comment on how federal ocean waters are used is at stake. A leasing or planning decision for the Outer Continental Shelf could lock in industrial energy development before communities and conservationists can respond.
If this goes through
If this leasing or planning action moves forward without strong public pushback, offshore waters could be committed to energy extraction in ways that are difficult or impossible to reverse.
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