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State bill would block use of existing infrastructure for proposed offshore oil drilling

A newly passed bill would prohibit using old state infrastructure for new offshore oil drilling proposed by the federal government.

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The measure could create a concrete state-federal conflict over offshore energy development and infrastructure access.

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  1. Newly Passed Bill Would Prohibit Use of Old State Infrastructure for New Offshore Oil Drilling Proposed by Feds ↗independent.com · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 11:16 PM UTC

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