"The new oil rigs and pipelines that will result from drill in the
ANWR will benefit the elk greatly... it will create a wind vacuum
that will keep the mosquitos off of them, and reduce their chances of
contracting West Nile."
There are several things wrong with this statement, I will let you
figure them out.
JT
>I was talking about mostly earlier in this thread regarding the elections ,
>pretaining mostly to ANWR. The land in question in ANWR is 1/1000 of 1 % -
>I wondered how that equaled 100% destruction of Alaska? Does a pile of dog
>scat render your yard useless, or give home to millions of bacteria? I was
>told my views are not to be heard, but any others have free reign. I did not
>read anything regarding the perils of any water way. Caribou have benefitted
>from the existing 30 year old pipeline. Possibly another specie has not, but
>not that I have heard of. This is not , however, the North American Native
>Ungulate Association. Go ahead and pick apart what I have just wrote and
>make it a joke, you can all have a good laugh, since obviously I am not a
>viable part of this discussion.
>Resigned Regional Representative of the Wisconsin Region
>Ray
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