...government's direction as part of an exploratory oil and gas program from the 1940s to the 1980s. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management manages the reserve.BLM-Alaska said it has secured about $86 million to plug 18 legacy wells since 2002 and is...

JUNEAU - The U.S. Bureau of Land Management released a plan Wednesday identifying 50 abandoned wells in the Alaska arctic that it believes require clean-up by the agency...

...against the earlier rule. Interior's Bureau of Land Management has held at least 11 meetings this year with industry...earlier, it is clear what happened: the Bureau of Land Management caved to the wealthy and powerful oil and gas industry...

...relationship with the Native Alaskan community here and the university and hope to be doing some great research to make land management decisions better than ever."? Contact reporter Mark D. Miller at 523-2279 or at mark.d.miller@juneauempire...

...been used by miners to access their claims, but access has been restricted in recent years by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.Gov. Sean Parnell says the federal government is over-reaching. The state has specified six trails in the lawsuit...

...part of an exploratory oil and gas program from the 1940s to the 1980s. Wells are currently managed by the Bureau of Land Management.BLM-Alaska has said it has secured about $86 million to plug 18 legacy wells since 2002 and is working with the...

...Alaska announced Monday.The University of Alaska Land Management website lists the Bill Ray Center and its adjacent...be submitted to University of Alaska Facilities and Land Management in Anchorage by fax or mail. The fax number is...

...Tongass 77 proposal grew from extensive research and collaboration among scientists, fishermen, conservationists and land management agencies. Trout Unlimited ultimately developed the proposal from state-of-the-art GIS and conservation planning...

Now Playing Synopsis: A cautionary yet inspirational tale of civil disobedience, Bidder 70 offers a fascinating look at the clash between activism and modern politics by detailing the grueling legal struggle endured by Tim DeChristopher, who spent two years in prison for bidding $1.7 million for 22 acres of land in Utah at a controversial Bureau of Land Management Oil and Gas lease auction, though he had no intentions of paying. A University of Utah economics student at the time, DeChristopher put his future on the line to block plans by gas-industry power players to drill on the land, signaling the beginning of a five-year legal battle that encouraged a national dialogue on the topic of environmental preservation. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Tim DeChristopher, Robert Redford, Terry Tempest Williams, James Hansen, Terry Root Movie Details Movie Review

...federal agencies looking into the issue.In his recent op-ed, Governor Murkowski mentioned that the Bristol Bay land management plan allows mining at Pebble. Well, it does now. After all, it was in 2005 that his administration (made up of...