Inlet platforms may be idle for monthsRedoubt volcano remains potentially explosive; Drift River won’t be restarted soon; Chevron looks for other ways to move oil Richard Mauer Anchorage Daily News
With Redoubt volcano still active and potentially explosive, officials have given up trying to restart the nearby Drift River oil terminal anytime soon, indefinitely idling about 10 oil platforms in Cook Inlet.
“It will take as long as Mother Nature decides,” said a Coast Guard spokeswoman, Petty Of....
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