When it comes to offshore energy development, the costs of doing it right are negligible, but the consequences of doing it wrong are disastrous.
Nick Rahall: “When it comes to offshore energy development, the costs of doing it right are negligible, but the consequences of doing…”
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Emphasizes the importance of proper offshore energy development.
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