The Wilderness

As the industrialized world's desire for oil grows larger, so does the opposition from environmental groups intent on protecting the land. As demand increases, what restraints should be put on where oil companies drill? This documentary journey heads to the farthest reaches of Alaska and Canada...

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Format: Moving Image (Video)
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Published: 2004
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2374.OX/61008
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spelling ftohiolinkdrc:oai:drc.ohiolink.edu:2374.OX/61008 2023-05-15T15:01:05+02:00 The Wilderness 2004 57 minutes VHS http://hdl.handle.net/2374.OX/61008 unknown Extreme Oil 0-7365-9921-5 5933192 33686-KS http://hdl.handle.net/2374.OX/61008 Films for the Humanities & Sciences OhioLINK Business & Economics Science Video Recording 2004 ftohiolinkdrc 2017-11-04T07:43:09Z As the industrialized world's desire for oil grows larger, so does the opposition from environmental groups intent on protecting the land. As demand increases, what restraints should be put on where oil companies drill? This documentary journey heads to the farthest reaches of Alaska and Canada, with a side trip to Washington, D.C. As the pressure for oil -- and "energy security" -- increases, fragile wilderness areas across the globe are being opened up to oil exploration and furious debate. Featured is Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. In Washington, those lobbying for and against tapping into ANWR's oil supply state their cases. The filmmakers also explore the oil sands in a pristine forest landscape in Alberta, Canada, the extraction site of what some call "the world's worst oil." (57 minutes, color) Moving Image (Video) Arctic Alaska OhioLINK: Ohio Digital Resource Commons (DRC) Arctic Canada
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description As the industrialized world's desire for oil grows larger, so does the opposition from environmental groups intent on protecting the land. As demand increases, what restraints should be put on where oil companies drill? This documentary journey heads to the farthest reaches of Alaska and Canada, with a side trip to Washington, D.C. As the pressure for oil -- and "energy security" -- increases, fragile wilderness areas across the globe are being opened up to oil exploration and furious debate. Featured is Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. In Washington, those lobbying for and against tapping into ANWR's oil supply state their cases. The filmmakers also explore the oil sands in a pristine forest landscape in Alberta, Canada, the extraction site of what some call "the world's worst oil." (57 minutes, color)
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