What does AWR stand for?

Alaskan Wildlife Refuge

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Her state is one of the country's largest energy producers and she supports opening a protected Alaskan wildlife refuge to oil drilling -- a position pilloried by environmentalists and some Democratic leaders.

Palin: cause of global warming 'doesn't matter'

Bush is again pushing for oil drilling in offshore waters and in the Alaskan wildlife refuge.

United States: Bush renews call for oil drilling

President Bush prodded Congress on Friday to allow oil drilling in offshore waters and in the Alaskan wildlife refuge, citing "tough economic times" for the American people.

Bush pushes Congress to allow oil drilling

Stop Global Warming," John Passacantando, Executive Director of Greenpeace, took the microphone to voice opposition to opening the Alaskan wildlife refuge to oil and gas exploration.

DON'T BAKE ALASKA - DRILLING IS NOT THE ANsWeR! Ben & Jerry's Whips ...

The Interior Department was to announce the oil and gas leasing plan today, the day the Senate was taking a critical vote on a massive energy bill endorsed by President Bush but denying him his top energy priority, opening an Alaskan wildlife refuge to drilling.

Alaska area set for oil drilling 8.8 million acres are not in ANWR

insist on pointing out that reducing our dependence on foreign oil by developing oilfields in Alaskan wildlife refuges is of vital national interest.

HIGHWAYS AND OIL CONSUMPTION GO TO WAR OR SLOW DOWN?