Where opponents see wasted space that could be better used for well pads and roads and open pit mines, we see pristine, open spaces which protect habitat, provide clean drinking water and allow visitors from around the world to marvel at the incredible beauty of this country.
Ed Markey: “Where opponents see wasted space that could be better used for well pads and roads and open pit mines, we see pristine…”
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Markey emphasizes the importance of preserving natural spaces over development.
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