The proposed Alaska LNG project would damage some areas of permafrost and wetlands and could affect migrating caribou and six endangered or threatened wildlife species according to the federal draft environmental impact statement released June 28.
The Alaska Railroad Corporation and the Alaska to Alberta Railway Development Corporation have established a Master Agreement of Cooperation toward building a 1,500-mile connection between the Alaska Railroad and Canadian railroads that also serve the Lower 48 states.
While Alaska’s far-flung, hard-to-reach places are well worth the effort and the time to visit, the state’s population hubs also house unique experiences that often complement travel plans on a boat, in a plane, or by rail.
The Access Alaska Board of Directors has selected Eric L. Gurley as the new Executive Director. Gurley will lead the state’s largest independent living…
KPMG promoted two managers at the firm’s Anchorage office. Anna Shcheglyuk was promoted to Audit Manager.
Paula Bradison, CEO and founder of Bradison Management Group, recently received her Gallup Strengths Coach certification.
Ahtna announced several employee changes within its subsidiaries, including hires, promotions, and new certifications.
Ondas Networks Inc. announced the closing of its acquisition of licensed spectrum in the 700 MHz band for the State of Alaska, the Gulf of Mexico and multiple counties bordering the Gulf.
US Environmental Protection (EPA) Agency General Counsel Matthew Z. Leopold signed a memo directing Chris Hladick, EPA Region 10 Administrator to resume consideration of the withdrawal of the July 2014 Proposed Determination, which proposes to restrict use of the Pebble Deposit Area as a disposal site.
The Bureau of Land Management published a notice in the Federal Register calling for nominations and comments on available tracts to be considered for its 2019 oil and gas lease sale in the 22.1-million-acre National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska.