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Too Wild to Drill
by Ron S
People Making Connections
source: ECOTOPIA

•• Aug. 16, 2001 •• SolarQuest® iNet News Service •• The Wilderness Society releases a report about drilling in wild, public lands

Last week, The Wilderness Society released a report highlighting wild lands that are currently being threatened by the Bush administration's energy plan. In this report, The Wilderness Society featured 16 high-profiles areas of natural significance that are at great risk for oil and gas development.

The report: Too Wild to Drill, can be found at:
http://www.wilderness.org/directoryenergyreport


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