The House's
Natural Resources Committee has created this chart to document the decreasing amount of crude oil production in the Gulf of Mexico's reserves. Production has fallen off a cliff from 2010 levels of 1.65 million barrels per day to slightly under 1.4 million barrels right now, and 1.2 million barrels next year.
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We cannot sustain our nation on imported crude oil in the future: we must drill in the Gulf of Mexico's abundant reserves, and in the untapped ANWR reserve.
What say you?
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