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Arctic drilling race highlighted with mentions of Obama, Putin, and China

The passage merely notes broad geopolitical interest in Arctic resources and cites high‑profile leaders without providing specific actions, transactions, dates, or concrete allegations. It offers mini Climate change is opening the Arctic to resource extraction. U.S., Russia, and China are all expressing strategic interest in the region. President Obama is mentioned as having visited the Arctic rec

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
Reference
House Oversight #026819
Pages
1
Persons
0
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The passage merely notes broad geopolitical interest in Arctic resources and cites high‑profile leaders without providing specific actions, transactions, dates, or concrete allegations. It offers mini Climate change is opening the Arctic to resource extraction. U.S., Russia, and China are all expressing strategic interest in the region. President Obama is mentioned as having visited the Arctic rec

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climate-changearcticresource-developmentgeopoliticsresource-extractionenergyhouse-oversightgeopolitical-competition

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The new frontier: Drilling in the Arctic and race with Russia and China - Once cold and forbidding, climate change has allowed multiple countries to see it as a massive new and untapped region for natural resources and critically important geopolitical/military vantage point. ey : “Prudhoe Bay- oil and gas field Ny - President Obama visited this week and BY not A oe P Sea more than 100 trillion both called for renewed climate strategy as é Sess hls . well as ramping up Coast Guard capabilities |. Gil ol suse Arctic Ocean to operate in the Arctic. Arealeased Tazovskoye P oil and gas field North Pole sd ' - Russian President Putin has placed great emphasis on Russian military presence in the Arctic. China is also trying to lay claim ogi y to region as part of their never-ending os << ac0as wn potential ‘ A. s more than 100 trillion search for oll. ICELAND a L-» Cubic feet of natural gas } and up to 10 billion Norwegian — barrels of oil. Sea Source: U.S. Geological Survey Deutsche Bank Francis J. Kelly Global Public Affairs francis.j.kelly@db.com 25

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