If now we are incurring these costs only to export the oil, support for expanded domestic production will be even less popular than it is already in non-oil producing areas of the country.
Paul Tonko: “If now we are incurring these costs only to export the oil, support for expanded domestic production will be even less…”
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Tonko expresses concerns about the impact of oil exports on domestic production support.
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