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resource from the Associated Press

[1] Environmentalists see reason for alarm in GOP race by Matt Sedensky for the Associated Press, excerpt ...

Four years after the GOP's rallying cry became "drill, baby, drill," environmental issues have barely registered a blip in this Republican presidential primary. That's likely to change as the race turns to Florida. The candidates' positions on environmental regulation, global warming as well as clean air and water are all but certain to get attention ahead of the Jan. 31 primary in a state where the twin issues of offshore oil drilling and Everglades restoration are considered mandatory topics for discussion. ...

See Deepwater Horizon oil spill 99.181.152.120 (talk) 00:14, 24 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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+[http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5iXmJtBv2blJH-RBabSrJlhXJePjA?docId=9c97ab05066a403fa37cbbc1b2f3a91e]  ''[[Environmentalists]] see reason for alarm in GOP race'' by Matt Sedensky for the [[Associated Press]], excerpt ... {{Quotation|Four years after the GOP's rallying cry became "[[Drill, baby, drill|drill, baby, drill]]," [[environmental issue]]s have barely registered a blip in this [[Republican Party presidential primaries, 2012|Republican presidential primary]].  That's likely to change as the race turns to Florida.  The candidates' positions on [[environmental regulation]], [[global warming]] as well as [[clean air]] and [[clean water|water]] are all but certain to get attention ahead of the Jan. 31 primary in a state where the twin issues of [[offshore oil drilling]] and [[Everglades restoration]] are considered mandatory topics for discussion. ...}}
+See [[Deepwater Horizon oil spill]]
+[[Special:Contributions/99.181.152.120|99.181.152.120]] ([[User talk:99.181.152.120|talk]]) 00:14, 24 January 2012 (UTC)