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Joe Biden plans temporary halt of oil activity in Arctic refuge Updated: Updated: January 21, 2021 11:50 IST The fight to open the coastal plain to drilling goes back decades, with the State’s Republican congressional delegation hailing the issuance of leases as “significant and meaningful for Alaska’s future.” Share Article AAA This undated aerial file photo provided by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service shows a herd of caribou on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in northeast Alaska. P...

Alaska development bank forecloses on oil field assets after $70 million investment Published January 21 Share on Facebook Print article Leaders of the state development bank now must decide what to do with a failed North Slope oil project in which they have invested $70 million. The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority took control of the Mustang project in December following years of fits and starts by former operator Brooks Range Petroleum Corp. that ultimately led the st...

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JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The U.S. Bureau of Land Management on Tuesday said it has issued...

Bureau of Land Management Alaska State Director Chad Padgett. (Photo Courtesy of Bureau Land Management Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - The Bureau of Land Management announced today that it signed and issued leases on nine of the tracts that received qualifying bids from the first-ever oil and gas lease sale for the Coastal Plain of Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The Bureau of Land Management has issued leases on 437,804 acres of some of the ...

And Biden plans a raft of executive actions to undo Trump's environmental policies.

JUNEAU, Alaska - President Joe Biden's administration announced plans Wednesday for a temporary moratorium on oil and gas leasing in Alaska's Arctic Nationa

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President-elect Joe Biden plans to sign a slew of executive orders Wednesday afternoon aimed at unwinding President Trump’s environmental legacy, from restoring boundaries to national monuments to rejoining the Paris climate accord to reviving the government's role in protecting the air, water and endangered species.

U.S. to rejoin Paris climate accord; Biden works to overturn Trumps climate policies Juliet Eilperin, Steven Mufson and Brady Dennis, The Washington Post Jan. 20, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3The sun sets over Bears Ears National Monument in Utah.Washington Post photo by Katherine Frey.Show MoreShow Less 2of3Gina McCarthy, an appointee for deputy national climate adviser to President-elect Joe Biden, says the executive orders aim to "move forward in combating the climate crisis....