Arctic Slope Regional Corp. has long been one of the most aggressive advocates for opening ANWR to oil development.
Nat Herz, Alaska Public Media
As Alaska warms, residents of its biggest city adjust to winters defined by ice as much as snow
As Alaska’s fast-warming climate starts to disrupt typical seasonal patterns, residents of the state’s largest city are being forced to renegotiate their relationship with winters that now seem defined by ice as much as snow.
Polar bear protections delayed oil exploration in the Arctic Refuge. A new study could help.
By using heat-sensing cameras to detect dens, and accepting strict limits on when to survey, impacts could be dramatically reduced.
Longstanding tensions underlie Arctic Slope Regional Corporation’s withdrawal from AFN
Long before it announced its withdrawal from AFN, there were signs of a schism between ASRC and the most influential Native advocacy group.
Alaska utility regulators ask Hilcorp, BP for more details on $5.6B deal
The state commission that regulates public utilities asked the companies for more documents about the purchase and sale.
A Colorado wildcatter found a huge new North Slope oil field. Now it’s buying up new federal leases in Alaska.
Armstrong Oil and Gas, which found and then sold a massive field on Alaska’s North Slope, just bought up about 1 million acres in oil leases in the National Petroleum Reserve.