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Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.Hilcorp's acquisition of BP's Alaska assets is a HUGE deal that's getting little attention from Dunleavy or the Legislature.
Comments due this Friday, Nov. 15. Submit comments here: inletkeeper.org/2019/10/22/public-comment-alaskas-biggest-business-deal-of-the-21st-century/
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The silence from the Dunleavy administration about the BP $5.6 billion sale to Hilcorp is alarming. Where is the report informing Alaskans about the public policy questions related to taxes, maintenance and the future of the pipeline?Another Tribal resolution against the massive Donlin mine...
NCAI Passes Resolution Supporting Tribes' Resistance To Donlin Mine
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Another resolution against the proposed Donlin mine has passed. This time, at the National Congress of American Indians annual conference in New MexicoUnited Tribes of Bristol Bay
Check out the highlights from the October 2019 congressional hearing on Pebble, including the major flaws in the federal review of Pebble's plan and the ways Pebble would devastate Bristol Bay and those who depend on the world's last great wild sockeye run.
Please act NOW to help us stop the current politicized federal review - find out how you can help at utbb.org/get-involved/ #NoPebbleMine #ProtectBristolBay
Seriously: how many times do the Alaskan people have to say they don't want this? It's so clear that this is just about making a quick buck and to hell with the environment, with Sockeye, with the Alaskan people or anyone else who could possibly get in the way. Thank goodness Congressman Peter DeFazio is a strong voice against it. Where are Alaska's own Representatives when it comes to saying no to Pebble mine?
This is a HUGE deal. Every Alaskan needs to contact their Legislators and get a fair deal here. Why would BP sell all its Alaska assets for only $5.6 billion? Something smells...
Hilcorp wants finances kept private in Alaska deal with BP, leading to calls for transparency
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Regulators should require the private oil company to disclose its finances before it can buy BP’s North Slope assets, some say.Alaska has already had a taste of Hilcorp. The claim that it was to cold to repair a leaky pipeline in Cook Inlet as they let it continue to leak sets the stage for their response to leaks and spills. Companies that play in Alaska need to be held accountable. That includes putting on your corporate big boy pants and reveal your finances.
The infrastructure is likely a rusting pile of trouble just waiting to come apart at the seams.
We need to be able to follow the money.
I think there might be some serious FRACKING plans, with the Hilcorp plans for older BP wells up north. Out of sight out of mind.
Where’s the money for disassembling the pipeline, now?
Utter baloney. What is there to hide?
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Public Comment: Alaska’s biggest business deal of the 21st century
The Regulatory Commission of Alaska has extended public comment on proposals to transfer BP pipelines – including BP’s interests in the Trans Alaska Pipeline (TAPs) to Hilcorps. While BP and Hilcorp have negotiated this deal for more than a year, the RCA has made an inadequate effort to engage Alaskans to review and comment on […]
