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Alaska has many small prospects that would be instantly sanctioned almost anywhere else in the country but are not large enough to overcome the logistical challenges inherent to the far north: getting supplies to the site and moving production back to market. While some of those burdens have been gr...

According to drilling data published by the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, 46 development wells were completed on the North Slope in 2023. That compares with 71 completions in 2022 and 91 in 2019. There were few North Slope wells drilled in 2020 and 2021 because of COVID related restric...

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On April 16, GeoAlaska told Petroleum News that effective April 1, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources granted GeoAlaska a geothermal prospecting permit (ADL 394374) covering 7,299 acres on Augustine Island. This acreage expands GeoAlaska

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RUA GOLD Corporation is pleased to provide an exploration update for the Reefton Project on the South Island of New Zealand. Preliminary results confirm the Pactolus system extends south for 550 meters along strike and is well mineralized on surface.... - Veroeffentlicht am 19.04.2024

200-pound dogs and theres somebody brought a small black they are in. but on a serious note somebody came in the other day and we cant allow the service pair in im going to cell you this and that and ultimately we dont let the paradigm we havent got letter from the lawyer yet but pets are intense in the restaurant industry if a menu for animals now. >> de could he. >> i cant deal with us again. the people to bring their pets into restaurants entitled babies if you bring a dog into a restaurant t...

Asked for an update on the eastern North Slope drilling program operated by Bill Armstrong

Klondike Silver Corp. is pleased to provide an update from its current underground drill program at the Silvana Mine, targeting western extensions of the mine within the historic Silvana claim block that the Company owns in southeastern . Drill holes... - Veroeffentlicht am 12.04.2024

The fossil fuel industry says higher rates will harm the economy. The administration says they will pay for the environmental costs of drilling and mining.