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Ninth Circuit questions executive authority over Arctic refuge oil and gas leases
The appellate judges noted that reversing a cancellation of the leases may not even do anything to stop drilling on 400,000 acres of once-protected land in northern Alaska.
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The Ninth Circuit judges questioned whether the executive branch has authority to cancel oil and gas leases in the Arctic refuge, noting that even if the cancellation were reversed, it might not halt drilling on 400,000 acres of previously protected land in northern Alaska.
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