NRC committee hears testimony on impacts of North Slope oil and gas developmentGravel placed to date is 12,000 acres; Corps of Engineers working with companies this past year to get them to reuse gravel versus capping or grind and inject Kristen Nelson PNA Editor-in-Chief
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The volume of gravel on the North Slope is fairly well known, but the impact of oil and gas development on tundra and wildlife is not as well understood. That was some of what the National Research Council committee heard at an open meeting April 2 in Fairbanks. The committee is preparing a rep....
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