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My first thought upon reading the headline was, great news! Biden has finally accepted the reality that we absolutely have to drill baby drill for the foreseeable future and his so called green energy agenda is literally up in smoke. Reading further into the article though I'm not so sure and this might be a PR-CYA stunt so he can tell people he's done all he can to lower gas prices while actually doing nothing. Time will tell I guess.
In a statement to Fox News regarding the decision, the American Petroleum Institute expressed concern over whether the move will add "new barriers to increasing energy production."
"U.S. energy resources are the envy of the world and a long-term strategic asset that strengthens our national security and fuels our economy," said Frank Macchiarola, senior vice president of policy, economics, and regulatory affairs for API. "We are pleased to see the Interior Department finally announce a restart to the long-delayed onshore leasing program required under the law, but we are concerned that this action adds new barriers to increasing energy production, including removing some of the most significant parcels."
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In a statement to Fox News regarding the decision, the American Petroleum Institute expressed concern over whether the move will add "new barriers to increasing energy production."
"U.S. energy resources are the envy of the world and a long-term strategic asset that strengthens our national security and fuels our economy," said Frank Macchiarola, senior vice president of policy, economics, and regulatory affairs for API. "We are pleased to see the Interior Department finally announce a restart to the long-delayed onshore leasing program required under the law, but we are concerned that this action adds new barriers to increasing energy production, including removing some of the most significant parcels."

Biden administration resumes oil and gas leases on federal lands as gasoline prices soar
The Department of Interior announced Friday that it will resume the sale of oil and gas leases on federal land beginning next week.