claim: drilling for oil on the outer continental shelf and in parts of alaska will "immediately reduce our dangerous dependence on foreign oil."
author: rob portman
evidence_1: new offshore areas to drilling risks permanent damage to our oceans and  beaches without reducing our dependence on oil. when oil spills occur they can  bring ...
evidence_2: drilling for oil on the outer continental shelf and in parts of alaska will " immediately reduce our dangerous dependence on foreign oil." — politifact ohio  on ...
evidence_3: jan 7, 2019 ... however, in 2018, the trump administration was quick to renege on the  approved ... over 90% of the outer continental shelf to new drilling and puts our  nation's ... offshore oil drilling can also lead to industrialization of our coastlines.  .... and homegrown energy and to reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
evidence_4: reduce the impacts of climate change on the world's oceans. ... oil drilling from  the u.s. outer continental shelf would have almost no impact on gasoline .... for  offshore oil production including the protections for bristol bay, alaska. .... kicking  the oil habit is the only way to end our dependence on foreign energy production.
evidence_5: drill for oil in alaska. reduce foreign oil imports: tim supports the development  of alternative sources of ... voted yes on opening outer continental shelf to oil  drilling. ... to learn that no energy development has happened in these new areas . ... it is caused by pollution, and it is a serious threat to our health and welfare.