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...state is stepping up out of frustration and a sense of responsibility. He said there's frustration with the U.S. Interior Department's apparent refusal to contemplate or study the oil and gas potential in the region so the state is doing the...
...officials' immediate concern is how it would affect offshore drilling.Alaska's congressional delegation said U.S. Interior Department restrictions on the Indiana-size reserve likely will add expense for a pipeline that could carry oil from...
...to this nation."The transfer of air quality from the purview of the Environmental Protection Agency to the U.S. Interior Department could help promote offshore exploration and development. Interior, she said, has a mandate to move offshore...
ANCHORAGE - The U.S. Interior Department announced Saturday it would be seeking input on a possible oil and gas lease sale in Cook InletIn a news release, Interior Secretary...
...500 second award in the environmental sciences category. She also was given an honorable mention from the U.S. Interior Department's Bureau of Reclamation. Hale said she had to explain her work to seven groups of judges, plus individuals...
...blueprints from other state models from which the delegates picked and chose the best parts. Coghill said the U.S. Interior Department was toying with the idea of drafting its own constitution for Alaska and state residents wanted to beat the...
...repeatedly failing to put a constitutional amendment for a rural priority on the general election ballot, the U.S. Interior Department has taken over management of subsistence fisheries and hunts on federal lands and navigable waters. "There...
The U.S. Interior Department has reverted to old-fashioned ways of communicating after a federal judge earlier this month shut down the agency's links to...
...will name his new Alaska office chief will have to wait a bit longer. At a press conference last week, the U.S. Interior Department secretary was queried about the appointment timeline. His answer? ``Before the snows melt in the Wrangell-St...
...life for Alaska's commercial and subsistence fishermen,'' he said today. The state today notified the U.S. Interior Department, which oversees the park, of the intent to sue, as required by federal law. The state must wait 180 days...