Alaska’s energy future, and it’s economic one are inseparably linked.But which presidential candidate can best help the state navigate that future? That depends on who you ask.
Alaska's Energy Desk
State, Native Corps ask U.S. Supreme Court to enter fray over polar bear habitat
The State of Alaska and a dozen Native organizations have filed a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court, asking it to overturn a ruling that designated vast swaths of coastal Alaska as critical habitat for polar bears.
Homegrown and hydroponic: Veggies are St. Paul’s new subsistence food
When you think of the Pribilof Islands, what food comes to mind? Probably not produce. The people of St. Paul Island are working to change that. With a federal grant, they’ve built a greenhouse. It’s so productive, they’re giving away the produce.
Interior race between political veterans could shape Alaska Senate
North Pole Republican John Coghill, faces a challenge from Luke Hopkins, a Democrat and former mayor of the Fairbanks North Star Borough. The race hinges on how each candidate would approach the state’s budget crisis.
Q&A: Polar architect designs for extreme environments and climate change
Hugh Broughton and his UK-based team of architects just finished the space-age Halley VI for the British Antarctic Survey.
Alaska’s top oil companies adjusting to low prices
Third-quarter financial reports are a window into how the companies are weathering the dramatic decline in oil prices.