For many Alaskans it’s still necessary to use fuel tanks to heat their homes as well as to provide fuel for commercial businesses and government facilities. And while these tanks are vital to the state’s well-being, they are often out of sight and out of mind—which means that no one pays much attention to them until there’s a problem.
Women make up 48 percent of Alaska’s workforce, and the state’s economy depends on their successes. Yet women often face challenges when it comes to finding the resources they need to start or advance in business and are still fighting to earn the same wages men make for doing the same job.
On the face of it, it would seem that driving an electric vehicle (EV) in Alaska—either all-electric or a plug-in hybrid—would be challenging. There are a…
As technology advances, it often creates opportunities for companies to consider doing things differently.
According to the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, Division of Environmental Health, the state contains more than 215 municipal landfills and more than 115 waste storage, treatment, and disposal facilities.
While many Alaskans are daydreaming of warmer days ahead, those who deliver fuel to the state’s residents remain knee-deep in winter work until temperatures rise regardless of the calendar date.