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In 2021 and 2022, lead was detected in about 15% of drinking water sources at elementary schools across Hawaiʻi. A new website now allows the public to track progress of fixture replacements and lab results.

Hilcorp Alaska has received approvals from the Alaska Department of Natural Resources

The EPA Region 7 presented Cornerstones of Care with a check for $458,358 to provide environmental job training to under-resourced children and young adults in the Kansas City area on Thursday.

As reported by Lynden News Jan. 30, Alaska West Express has expanded its Fairbanks facility by 22 acres. "We are using nine acres for our facility and the remaining space is a large gravel pit that was used to mine 25,000 yards of gravel for our property improvements," says Gage Schutte, vice presid...

Pointing to a slide titled "Southcentral Demand: Demand by User Type" in the Lunch & Learn presentation by the Alaska Department of Natural Resources

Hilcorp Alaska, which previously applied to shoot some 46 miles of 2D seismic along the Sterling Highway between Clam Gulch and Anchor Point (see story in Jan. 28 issue of Petroleum News) has also applied for a program it calls the Southern Kenai Transition Zone seismic. In a Jan. 29 public notice,...

The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has permitted two exploration wells, Badami B1-33 and Cottonfield 6, both after public hearings. Badami B1-33 was permitted first, on Jan. 26, following a Jan. 23 public hearing (see story in Jan. 28 issue of Petroleum News) called by the commission in...

The Alaska Department of Natural Resources