Environmental Engineer Joins Nortech Team
Jason Gresehover recently joined the staff at Nortech as an environmental engineer. Gresehover graduated from UAF with degrees in civil engineering and mathematics, and he holds a 40-hour HAZWOPER training certificate. Gresehover has conducted Phase I and Phase II investigations throughout Alaska. He has been project lead on several site remediation projects and has experience in all aspects of investigations, including site research, regulatory approval for sampling plans, conducting soil and groundwater sampling, and tank removal. He adds to Nortech’s expertise in fuel system decommissioning, environmental permitting, and water and wastewater systems design.
In This Issue
The Dalton Can’t Wait
November 2026
From the Community Winter Access Trail to the Pan-American Highway, from the Willow and Pikka projects to the proposed Ambler Access Road, the Dalton Highway is a lifeline to the top of North America. But despite fifty years of improvements, unevenly thawing permafrost and an uncertain financial foundation have frayed the North Slope’s road to the rest of the world.