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More than any other state, Alaska is dependent on oil, and state revenue has been hit hard by a massive drop in crude production. Are carbon offsets its future?

Alaska, along with 16 other states, are challenging how the Bureau of Land Management might replace multi-use land with conservation purposes, according to an Alaska Department of Law news release.

An Anchorage senator issued a letter on June 26 calling on the state to investigate Hilcorp Alaska, LLC about whether the gas and oil company violated its state lease agreements

The four counties were the worst-hit areas and account for all of the fatalities reported, according to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency.

It seems all but inevitable now that imports of liquefied natural gas, most likely from western Canada, will be needed to fill a looming gap in natural gas production from

A state lawmaker and the leaders of four major electric utilities are calling for the State of Alaska to investigate whether or not Cook Inlet’s biggest gas producer is violating its state lease agreements and contributing to a looming shortfall of Cook Inlet natural gas.

Anchorage, Alaska (KINY) - Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor led the effort supported by 16 states to call out how the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is trying--through a draft rule--to replace land uses with conservation on some federal lands.

Irvine Welsh took to Twitter this morning, to mark the 30th anniversary of his iconic debut novel, Trainspotting. 'I maybe should say that it seems like yest...

The picture is far from rosy for households in Scotland

Lara was driving with a revoked license, according to a redacted police report.