The amount of additional oil that we could drill offshore is a drop in the bucket of what we would need.
Nick Rahall: “The amount of additional oil that we could drill offshore is a drop in the bucket of what we would need.”
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Rahall highlights the limited impact of offshore drilling on overall energy needs.
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