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A multi-million-dollar road proposed to run from the Matanuska Valley to the Yentna Mining District in the Alaska Range is prompting a new campaign from business owners concerned that the road would have an adverse impact on their business operations.

The only oil company that bought a single lease in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge early last year has canceled its lease, according to the U.S. Interior Department. The move by Regenerate Alaska is the latest example of the industry stepping away from possible oil and gas development in the 19-million-acre refuge.

Three major oil companies have given up opportunities to explore for oil in Alaskas Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, after the industry and Republican politicians have spent decades working to gain

The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority has applied to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a 404 permit for the construction of a proposed West Susitna Access Road. The proposed 100-mile road would follow a route northwest from Big Lake along the east side of Mount Susitna to a termi...

Three oil companies have canceled their drilling leases in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Environmental groups praised the news.

One of the bidders in an oil and gas lease sale for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge last year has cancelled the lease it bought, the U.S. Interior Department said.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — One of the bidders in an oil and gas lease sale for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge last year has canceled the lease it bought, the U.S. Interior Department said. Regenerate Alaska, a subsidiary of Australia-based 88 Energy Ltd., was one of three entities that won leases during the sale held in the waning days of the Trump administration.

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Partners developing a proposed mining road in Northwest Alaska are discussing the impact of a court ruling on 2022 summer field activities.

The executive director of Lynn Canal Conservation said residents have spoken, sending a resounding “No” to the borough and Yukon’s mining sector via a petition the organization created.