The song's lyrics showcase cupcakKe's undeniable sense for narrative; quick-fire rhymes reflect her background in Chicago's local drill-music scene.
And local drilling bans adopted by town boards could put him out of business altogether, he said.
But a mix of local drilling bans and some of the tightest drilling regulations in the country raise questions about whether the process could flourish here.
Two years ago, Wilson belatedly backed Udall's bill to limit local drilling after being criticized on the issue by a 2006 election opponent.
Lawyers who follow drilling-related litigation said that while the Dryden ruling applied only to New York, it was among the first in the nation to uphold a local drilling ban.
Co-workers in the information systems division at Reading & Bates, a local drilling company, they hung around to process the pink slips of their fellow workers before ultimately issuing their own.
Despite state approval of the Qugruk 2 drilling and a local drilling contractor performing the work, both Repsol and state regulators were surprised when the well hit the gas pocket that caused the blowout.
Early on, local drilling supporters had routinely threatened town boards and their members with million-dollar lawsuits if they didn't allow drilling, or even if they wanted to study it, all the while complaining their opponents were lying.
This should be welcome news for the people of rural Zambia and the local drilling contractors alike.
It should be noted that although traditionally a formal relationship, the contracting of services to local drilling contractors has been seen by UNICEF as very much on a partnership basis.
Whereas a decade ago, LNG import facilities brought in a steady diet of natural gas from local offshore drill rigs, as well as from Trinidad and Tobago, Qatar, and elsewhere, these same import facilities now generally operate well below capacity.
