On the recordMarch 15, 2011
If you stop our developing our own resources we are going to have to transport more of them and the incidence of that happening would be greater.
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congress.govIf you stop our developing our own resources we are going to have to transport more of them and the incidence of that happening would be greater.
Inhofe argues against halting resource development due to transportation risks.
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