Republicans are closer than ever to achieving their long-time goal of allowing oil and natural gas drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, but energy companies might not be interested in taking up the opportunity.
While energy industry groups say they expect a rush of activity if Congress opens a 1.5 million-acre section of the Alaskan refuge, individual companies are less bullish about their plans.
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