Final Tally On National Petroleum Reserve Lease Sale: $163 Million-Plus In Bidding (Update)
Despite objections, the first Alaska National Petroleum Reserve lease sale since 2019 drew more than $163 million in bids. ...
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Drilling Lease Sale Coming On Western Arctic Lands; Opponents React With Disdain
“It is disappointing to see the Court refuse to hold the Trump Administration accountable for selling off lands critical to our health, safety, and way of life for oil and gas development. Although the Court has prevented areas formerly protected by...
Repeat Winner: Jessie Holmes, Dogs Capture Second Iditarod Crown
Jessie Holmes and his dogs have repeated as Iditarod champions. ...
A Reprieve For Opponents Of Tongass Logging Agenda
A federal judge's ruling dismissed a timber industry lawsuit asking for more Tongass National Forest logging opportunities. ...
Federal Judge’s Ruling Offers A Possible Lifeline For National Petroleum Reserve Land Coveted For Drilling
A federal judge's ruling could preserve some of the land on the National Petroleum Reserve the federal government wants sold in natural gas lease sales. ...
Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament Date Changed Due To Expected Icy Waters
With icy waters expected next Saturday, the Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament will be delayed and tentatively re-scheduled for the following Saturday, March 28. ...
Timber Lawsuit To Push For Tongass Logging Dismissed By Federal Judge
A federal judicial ruling dismissed a timber industry lawsuit seeking logging opportunities in Tongass National Forest. ...
Raised In Alaska Takes In Pageantry Of Iditarod Ceremonial Start
"Come and join us for the ceremonial start of the Iditarod sled dog race: the greatest race on earth."...