Peter – manufacturers work hard to create and utilize new, innovative forms of domestic energy that are safe, accessible and affordable to help solve our largest economic challenges and help the U.S. compete to win on a global scale.

The 5-year offshore leasing program does just that. Supported by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior for over 40 years, this program supports tens of thousands of jobs, makes oil and natural gas affordable for our families and contributes to environmental protection efforts in all 50 states.

Here’s the problem. Due to bureaucratic delays, this 5-year program is at risk of not being renewed. This is a serious threat to our economy and livelihoods. Without renewal, America will lose:

• Nearly 60,000 jobs
• Safe production of 500,000 barrels of oil per day
• $5 billion in U.S. GDP
• $900 million directed towards the Land and Water Conservation Fund
• $375 million for state and local governments

Can we count on you to take action today? Lending your voice is quick and easy – and it will make all the difference as we call for the renewal of the offshore leasing program.

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United in our action, let’s keep manufacturers competitive.

Quick fact: Did you know that American oil and natural gas produced under the 5-year program is among the cleanest oil in the world? But if the U.S. is forced to rely on foreign oil instead of cleaner, domestically produced products, GHG emissions could actually increase. Help prevent this. Take action today.

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