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It is not good for the environment and its causing animals to lose their habitats and also causing flowers to grow in antartica.

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  @WildManBagginzIndependent  from Illinois  agreed…3mos3MO

I agree that environmental impact and habitat loss are real concerns, but I think it’s important to be precise about the causes. Oil drilling can affect ecosystems locally, but broader issues like climate change are more complex than a single factor. We need to balance environmental protection with realistic energy needs and focus on responsible development.

 @BC7KPFC from California  agreed…3mos3MO

I do agree. The impact on our environment is extreme and it hurts all animals, including humans. It disrupts entire ecosystems that impact us everyday, includings the spread of disease, increased pest problems, and imbalances that all have concerning and sometimes permanent effects.

 @BC96ZWJPeace and Freedom from Washington  commented…3mos3MO

Oil drilling is wasteful and it is harming our environment. Instead of that we should have more walkable paths.

 @BC6W9J4 from North Carolina  disagreed…3mos3MO

I believe if it isn't valuable in a way that humans can't comprehend its not worth hurting the earth

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