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Buds Below Zero will be the first marijuana dispensary on Alaska’s North Slope when it opens this fall, according to its owners.
Juneau will be responsible for only about $534,000 of the cost because of provisions in the federal coronavirus economic recovery funding law.
The fundraising, with most of the money coming from oil companies, could be a record for a ballot initiative.
The conclusion that the fund needs additional help comes as the state is facing a fiscal year 2022 budget deficit of roughly $2 billion.
Jacob Anagi Adams Sr. died Thursday evening in Utqiagvik. He presided over sweeping changes to the North Slope Region.
Investors are reacting with skepticism to BP’s pledge to turn itself into a clean-energy giant.
Collier and Ron Thiessen, president of Pebble parent company Northern Dynasty Minerals, drew criticism from Alaska politicians and regulators after the videos' release this week.
While they are welcomed, the payouts are a band-aid on a bigger and ongoing problem.
Although restaurant demand is down, more Alaskans want to buy local, farmers say. So they changed crops and pivoted to subscription boxes.
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The Alaska gas project still needs investors, funding and customers.
It will be a long time until the economy is fully recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, experts say.
Tom Collier, chief executive of Pebble Limited, said the company decided to run the ads on Fox to reach the Trump administration.
Meanwhile, ConocoPhillips says it will likely wait until the results of the oil tax initiative are known before planning next year’s work.
The company is shrinking its oil and gas business, revving up offshore wind power and developing solar and battery storage.
The group behind the measure says the ad wrongly implies that they are bankrolled by Outside environmentalists. The Alaska Chamber says it wants Alaskans to understand who is endorsing the measure.
The former SAExploration CEO and a co-conspirator set up a company to appear independent, looking to take advantage of Alaska’s oil tax credits to offset costs, the charges say.
Summer trawl surveys were called off due to the coronavirus, and that has crabbers worried.
The 190,000-square foot facility will help increase the airport’s value as an international shipping hub. Construction could start soon.
