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The voracious eaters are thriving at the expense of higher-value sockeye salmon, seabirds and other species.
August 12, 2019
This undated illustration provided by Hilcorp Alaska Inc. shows a model of an artificial gravel island of the Liberty Project, a proposal to drill in Arctic waters from the artificial island. Alaska Natural Resources Commissioner Andy Mack says oil production on gravel islands in state waters show that the Liberty Project can be done safely. Opponents say spills are inevitable and Arctic offshore oil should stay in the ground.
Product Development
Oil Company's Artificial Island
The artificial island that would hold production wells, a processing facility and an undersea pipeline.
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A Hilcorp helicopter crew Feb. 7 spotted gas bubbling to the surface about four miles off shore.
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A Hilcorp helicopter crew Feb. 7 spotted gas bubbling to the surface about four miles off shore.
Safety
Pipeline Spewing Natural Gas
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Emma Bohman, a sales associate at Skinny Raven sporting goods, shows two kinds of exterior cleats attached to running shoes in Anchorage, Alaska. Exterior cleats are one of many ways Anchorage residents cope with up ice on streets up to seven months per year.
Product Development
Footwear Options Abound in Alaska
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PNNL microbiologist Robert Jeters sprinkles PNNL's chemically modified sawdust onto a small oil spill inside the Arctic simulation lab, where researchers mimic extreme freezing conditions and make icy slush that is similar to what is found on the surface of the Arctic Sea.
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Sawdust May Help Sop Up Oil Spills
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