
Trump Administration Links Gulf of Mexico Drilling Exemption to Iran War, Drawing Criticism
The Trump administration has exempted Gulf of Mexico oil drillers from endangered species protections, citing US energy competitiveness amid the ongoing war on Iran. Critics warn that this move, part of broader anti-environmental policies and a reliance on fossil fuels, demonstrates dangerous volatility and risks rare species.
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Trump’s Iran war and energy policies outline ‘dangerous volatility’ of fossil fuel push
Critics say president is locking into 20th century energy systems even as his ‘bet’ on oil and gas ‘isn’t going so well’ By attacking Iran and threatening to seize its oil while taking extraordinary measures to block clean energy back in the US, Donald Trump has inadvertently highlighted the dangerous volatility of the fossil fuel era, critics say. The US and Israel’s bombardment of Iran and southern Lebanon has caused a humanitarian and environmental toll, with threats of further escalation ...
By Oliver Milman
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The Trump administration says protections would diminish US energy competitiveness amid the ongoing war on Iran.
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