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Two people were reported dead in the Pollux Aviation helicopter crash, which occurred about 30 miles west of Deadhorse, the ...
Reluctant Regulator on Alaska's North Slope For Oil Projects, Corps' Answer Is Almost Always 'Yes' September 12, 2000 By Michael Grunwald PRUDHOE BAY, Alaska -- Fourth of five articles ...
The Alaska congressional delegation, state officials, North Slope leaders, industry groups and unions lauded the decision. Environmental groups and other Willow detractors, however, are condemning ...
Alaska's North Slope has seen all-time record temperatures this week, with Deadhorse hitting 89 degrees on Tuesday. National Weather Service climate researcher Brian Brettschneider — back for ...
By Lisa Friedman The Biden administration announced new protections for 1.3 million acres in the North Slope of Alaska, a final effort to shield it from oil companies eager to drill in the ...
A helicopter crash killed two people on Alaska’s remote North Slope on Wednesday, the National Transportation Safety Board said. NTSB Alaska Chief Clint Johnson said the agency was notified of a ...
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