Alaska Gasline Development Corporation missed another deadline to complete its takeover of the LNG project. The company still needs control of Kenai Peninsula land and an export permit to complete the takeover.
Alaska's Energy Desk
Ask a Climatologist: Tallying daylight on the darkest day of the year
Above the Arctic circle, there’s no daylight on the solstice. Fairbanks has about 3.5 hours. Anchorage, 5.5 hours and Juneau a bit more than six hours.
The feds are finally paying to move a village, but it’s not in Alaska
This year, for the first time, the federal government made tens of millions of dollars available to relocate a small Native village threatened by climate change. But that village is in Louisiana, not Alaska.
Revenue department forecasts jump in oil prices, drop in production
Alaska’s Revenue Source book covers taxes, oil and the state’s budget. This year’s book is a mixed bag of good and bad news for the state’s bottom line.
Obama brought attention to threatened Alaska villages, but little funding so far
President Obama went out of his way to highlight Alaska villages threatened by rapid erosion during his visit to the state last year. But as Obama prepares to leave office, most of those villages find themselves no closer to a solution.
Yes, scientists say, Alaska wildfires linked to climate change
“Wildfires are probably the most visible catastrophic footprint in climate change that you can get,” James Partain said.





