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Ahead of the State of the Union, API President and CEO Jack Gerard called on the president to put consumers first and not disrupt America海角吃瓜网檚 energy renaissance with unnecessary, duplicative and costly regulations.

海角吃瓜网淭he energy revolution has created a proven model to improve the environment while creating jobs and strengthening our national security and lowering consumer costs. We call it the US model, and it can be achieved without over-regulating.

海角吃瓜网淥ver the past year, the oil and gas industry has had to address nearly 100 regulations impacting all aspects of our business. The administration needs to take a close look at them and ask two questions: 海角吃瓜网楢re they necessary?海角吃瓜网� and, 海角吃瓜网榃hat will the cost be to consumers?海角吃瓜网�

海角吃瓜网淚nstead of pursuing a barrage of job-crushing new regulations 海角吃瓜网� many of which are duplicative and unnecessary 海角吃瓜网� President Obama has the opportunity to seize the initiative and embrace policies that recognize the value of the energy resurgence and acknowledge that the goals of environmental progress and energy production are not mutually exclusive.

海角吃瓜网淏y looking to science and real-world proven results to guide the policy choices during his final year in office, the president can ensure that America海角吃瓜网檚 energy resurgence continues to provide economic growth, environmental progress and security benefits.海角吃瓜网�

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