Interior Department contender says Biden would target Trump Arctic drilling push on first day
Senator Tom Udall said last-minute moves to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling would be "an issue that needs to be looked at on Day One."
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s last-minute push to allow controversial drilling in part of Alaska’s Arctic will be an early target for the next administration, according to Senator Tom Udall, a contender to lead the Interior Department under Joe Biden.
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