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Tell Washington: Keep energy prices low and protect American jobs!
Domestic energy development is an important factor in keeping energy prices low and protecting American jobs. Right now, Alaska stands ready to safely develop its abundant offshore energy resources, particularly in the Chukchi Sea - one of the largest untapped oil and gas sources in the entire world.

Tell the federal government to listen to the public's overwhelming support for energy development in Alaska. You can help! Let Washington know that you support access to our resources by signing the public comment letter below.

RE: Chukchi Sea Draft SEIS - Allow Responsible Access to Alaska's Resources Dear Mr. Goll: I am writing to express my support for the planned oil and gas development of Lease Sale 193 in the Chukchi Sea off the coast of Alaska. The draft supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) recently released by the federal government properly addresses all concerns expressed by the U.S. District Court in Alaska. Thus, it is my hope that the federal government will finally approve the responsible development of the Chukchi's abundant oil and natural gas resources. It is important that the federal government brings Alaska's vast oil and natural gas reserves back online. Jobs in Alaska and across the nation depend on the opportunities that offshore oil and gas production can and will provide. In fact, a study by the University of Alaska found that new offshore energy production in the state of Alaska would produce an annual average of 35,000 jobs - both directly and indirectly generated by increased offshore production - over the next 50 years for the state of Alaska alone, with a total payroll of $72 billion (2007) over the 50-year period. Further, new offshore oil and gas development in Alaska will stimulate America's economic recovery by generating thousands of new, high-paying jobs throughout the 50 states, from steel and pipe manufacturers in the Midwest, to shipping on the coasts, to advanced computer technology in California and Seattle, to Union Labor for pipeline construction and maintenance. In conclusion, I strongly believe that the federal government should move forward with the SEIS process and the development of Lease Sale 193 in the Chukchi, as well as pave the way for the State of Alaska to receive a portion of the proceeds from such development through revenue sharing. Now is the time to promote policies that encourage job creation while growing the economy and providing the nation with much needed U.S. energy supplies. Sincerely, Your Name

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