Industry leaders: Alaska could cripple the gooseBecause of the high cost of doing business in Alaska, the state could jeopardize its supply of golden eggs if it turns to the oil industry to solve its fiscal gap, reducing competitiveness of Alaska projects that would benefit state Kristen Nelson Petroleum News Editor-in-Chief
How do you cheerlead the potential for continued — and even expanded — oil and gas development in Alaska while at the same time trying to persuade the state not to increase taxes, crippling the goose that has been laying golden eggs for all these years?
That was the task tackled by executives of Al....
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