Alaska leaders make ANWR case — againCongressional hearing focuses on coastal plain as a source of jobs, energy and revenue; critic calls it ‘kowtowing’ to industry Wesley Loy For Petroleum News
It’s long been the case that Alaska’s top elected officials, regardless of party, have supported opening the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas development.
The state’s current crop of leaders again demonstrated that stance during a Sept. 21 congressional hearing tha....
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