...one slide he saw while working in Juneau this legislative session. That slide showed that Alaska was the only oil-producing state during the last few years that had declining levels of oil production. "That should tell Alaskans something when...

...now under consideration in the House "will put us on a path to reclaiming our standing as America's greatest oil-producing state."In a separate statement, he said his discussions with lawmakers on the budget have been productive."We...

...percent of our revenue. We need to become competitive again with shale and conventional oil in Western Canada, the oil producing states such as North Dakota, Wyoming, Texas and the Gulf of Mexico (onshore and off-shore). Most of our efforts have...

...Our state is dependent on oil for approximately 92% of our revenue. We need to regain our competitive edge with oil producing states such as North Dakota, Wyoming, Texas, and the Gulf of Mexico (both onshore and offshore) and with the shale...

...6 to 9 percent per year, which he attributed in part to the state's lack of "competitiveness" with other oil-producing states such as Texas and North Dakota. "We are maintaining ourselves in this status quo decline mode," he said...

...equitable," Lowman said. State Natural Resources Commissioner Dan Sullivan jumped into the fray, saying that other oil producing states are booming with new activity, but not Alaska. "The most important figure to watch is the declining throughput...

...Interior. The CIAP distributes $250 million to oil-producing states. The borough's share, $237,741 over a period...Zone Management Program and because Alaska is an oil-producing state. At its Feb. 19 meeting, the Kenai Peninsula...