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...proposed a multiyear, multimillion-dollar plan aimed at determining the true oil and gas potential in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.State officials hope the plan will reinvigorate - and reshape - the debate over whether to drill on the...
...trove of untapped oil. He said multiple attempts over decades to open those areas, such as NPR-A, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and the Arctic's Outer Continental Shelf were foiled by the environmental lobby. And, those views are...
...reduce the quantity of king salmon bycatch in trawl fisheries and a resolution urging Congress to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas exploration, development, and production. He also co-sponsored legislation on an in-state...
...he's open to working with Democrats on issues, citing support for a resolution urging the opening of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge coastal plain to oil and gas development. "It was a bipartisan support base," he said, adding...
...referring to the bill, HB69, not the resolution.Begich said he will continue to fight against keeping the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge locked-up from production and to protect Second Amendment rights. He said it's "no accident" that drilling...
...discussion" of a national energy policy. It calls for more domestic drilling at locations that include the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, with a portion of revenue devoted to research on clean energy that cuts emissions."I am not one who falls...
...that is in place. The potential for large oil discoveries in new fields on the North Slope, outside of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, is quite limited. ANWR is off-limits to exploration unless Congress approves it. Another key development...
...River and flood over 9,000 square miles. ACS also became well known for their advocacy on behalf of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Later, ACS fought for protection of Alaska's federal lands known as the "D2 lands", culminating in...
...called for its repeal, saying it's unfixable. Cissna, 70, also said she doesn't support opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas development, something Young staunchly supports.The soft-spoken Cissna said she's someone...
...energy security, while also creating jobs.That's why I'll continue to advocate for development in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the National Petroleum Reserve -- Alaska and offshore in the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas.Both tax reform...