| Drilling on wildlife refuge on hold during environmental analysis |
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A national wildlife refuge in the San Luis
Valley should be off-limits to energy development, say environmental
groups and residents opposed to a Canandian company's plans to drill
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| Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 December 2007 ) |
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