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Glacier Oil and Gas, owner of Badami operator Savant Alaska, has been considering a second pad at the unit, which is on the east side of the North Slope between Point Thomson and Prudhoe. But when David Pascal, chief operating officer of Glacier Oil and Gas, submitted the 21st plan of development f...
A third party engineering firm sees "a lot of upside potential for natural gas behind pipe and elsewhere" in the West Cook Inlet Nicolai Creek unit, which has been operated by Amaroq Resources for 7 years, Amaroq President G. Scott Pfoff told Petroleum News April 22. "They have confirmed that our ex...
The federal Bureau of Land Management has published a final version of its revised regulations for the management of the 23-million-acre National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska in the northwestern sector of the state. In particular, by establishing new regulations that apply to five special areas that are...
Silver Mountain Resources Inc. , is pleased to announce that it has completed its previously announced prospectus offering of units of the Company . The Offering was completed on a "best efforts" agency basis pursuant to an agency agreement dated... - Veroeffentlicht am 24.04.2024
RNZ Farming , mining and other industrial regulations are being scrapped or amended under the G overnment ’s first changes to the Resource Management Act ....
Today on The Country radio show , Rowena Duncum catches up with Minister of Agriculture Todd McClay, to hear more about how proposed changes to the Resource...
>> lawrence: joining us now chicago alderman also a chicago police officer. anthonanthony napolitano. >> you come on here as an derman but former cop. what's life like for the men in blue today? >> you know, it's dangerous. it's probably the most dangerous profession going right now in the city of chicago besides just being a citizen. nobody is safe here right now. we have leadership in city council that's more worried about funding money towards illegal immigrants and getting more votes for their next election than they are protecting our city and our citizens. my father had a saying when your police officers aren't safe anymore, you've lost your city. and that's what's going on here. >> lawrence: this is a statement from the mayor's office. my office of community safety and the chicago police department is committed to putting every resource available toward apprehending anyone involved in this morning's shooting and bringing them to
justice. as the investigation continues, we will prove -- provide immediate updates as they become available. so, you know, this a statement to say they are going to catch the killer. back drop of the cops in the force. including the good cops it. doesn't seem like the mayor is focusing the attack on the law enforcement. >> not at all. where that statement comes up very short. they are not putting every resource towards finding these offenders. in city council taking as many resources as we can away from our police officers. we are defunding them as much as possible or our leaders are defunding them as much as possible. that's a statement you make after every shooting. it's written down somewhere in a drawer. they pull it out and hand it to them. that's what they read. it's not the truth. they have a better chance of this offender winning a lawsuit against the city of chicago for unfortunately getting this poor officer's blood on his clothes
China has registered nearly 100 key areas of natural resource rights, said a report released by Ministry of Natural Resources on Monday.
If we consider nature as one big family, then water flow, forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands, mudflats, sea areas, uninhabited islands, and confirmed mineral resources are all members of the family, Hu Shanshun, director of the Natural Resources Registration Bureau under the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) said when releasing the report on Monday, which marks the Earth Day.