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Obama Opens Up Alaskan Reserves But Investors To Stay Away

June 2011 | Industry News

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The US government has announced that it will hold a licensing round in the National Petroleum Reserve of Alaska (NPRA) by end-2011 and that it will subsequently hold annual rounds in the area.

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