A series of protests in Washington, D.C. could undercut Biden’s message on climate change and alienate the young voters who supported his 2020 election.
Energy & Mining
Even with a slimmer Permanent Fund dividend, low oil prices generate deficits in Alaska
Lawmakers say they’re prepared to spend from savings to cover the gap in the current fiscal year, but the picture for the next fiscal year is unclear.
An Alaska oil and gas expert thinks the state could make money by not drilling in ANWR
The Alaska Industrial and Development Export Authority is currently the only leaseholder in ANWR.
State lawmakers call on federal government to intervene in Canadian mining upriver of Alaska
After meeting with two British Columbia officials, legislators from Southeast Alaska announced they were calling on the U.S. to intervene.
Conservation groups sue to block Biden-approved Willow oil project on Alaska’s North Slope
Opponents have termed Willow a “carbon bomb.”
Questions about Biden’s approval of Arctic drilling of Willow? We’ve got answers
The Biden administration announced Monday that it’s approving a permit for the largest oil development in Alaska since the 1990s.