Why is drilling oil reserves in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) controversial? A) The controversy is over removing mo
re nonrenewable resources from an area that has been set aside for the ecological health of wildlife. B) The controversy is about how much oil is actually in the ANWR. C) The controversy is over the cost of drilling for and extracting oil, and whether the government will subsidize the oil industry. D) The controversy is among people who want to store nuclear waste in the area, oil companies that want to extract oil, and indigenous people who want to keep their hunting territories. E) There is no controversy about this area because it has already been preserved for wildlife.
I believe it is A, it makes the most sense since the refuge would be a protected area, the removal of non renewable resources would be highly contested
Puppies from the same litter commonly share 50% of their genes (on average.) Each litter mate randomly inherits 50% of its genes from his father and the other 50% from his mother. The only thing here is that they do not necessarily the same 50% from each
My answer will be the plate tectonic theory that explains a variety of geological features and events and that has to do with, among others, the expansion of the ocean floor.
