Donald Trump’s administration is proposing to expand fossil fuel production by opening over one billion acres of federal waters off California, Florida, and Alaska for oil and gas drilling, a move criticized by environmentalists. The plan comes despite the recent history of oil spills in California, raising concerns about environmental impacts. While some locals support the initiative for economic benefits, critics argue it jeopardizes the ecosystem and disregards climate change. This push for increased drilling coincided with a notable absence of a US delegation at the recent UN climate conference, highlighting the administration’s stance on environmental issues.
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