Stay Connected   A year after the Exxon Valdez oil spill off
Alaska, the petroleum industry has learned some key lessons. The
worst oil spill in North American waters sent shock waves
through the industry in 1989 and served as the catalyst in
resurrecting environmentalism as a full-blown grassroots
cultural force. The repercussions of the spill-not the least of
which is a strident antioil attitude fostered by the
environmental lobby-will continue to be felt for years to come.
Especially affected will be efforts to lease and drill on
Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Coastal Plain and on
the Outer Continental Shelf. The Wilder...  Why Register?   Why
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