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Demand That Your Representatives Do Their Job: Protect Alaskans First, Not AK LNG Corporate Profits.

Demand That Your Representatives Do Their Job: Protect Alaskans First, Not AK LNG Corporate Profits.

by Bridget Maryott | Jul 1, 2026 | AK LNG, Alaska State Legislature, Energy & Alaska, Government, Oil & Gas

Demand That Your Representatives Slow Down and Do Their Job: Protect Alaskans First, Not Corporate Profits. For 50 years, Alaska has poured nearly $1 billion into failed gas pipeline schemes. Now, state leaders are pushing the same costly mistakes again with the...
From Los Angeles to Homer and Back: Across Watersheds, Against Extractivism

From Los Angeles to Homer and Back: Across Watersheds, Against Extractivism

by Inletkeeper | Jun 23, 2026 | Cook Inlet, Energy & Alaska, Oil & Gas

From Los Angeles to Homer and Back: Across Watersheds, Against Extractivism By Rosalie Deglise Moore, 2026 Climate and Clean Water Intern Hello, all! My name is Rosalie. I am an Urban and Environmental Policy rising senior at Occidental College and Cook Inletkeeper’s...
Beyond the Pipeline: Alaska LNG’s Hidden Impact on Cook Inlet’s Endangered Belugas

Beyond the Pipeline: Alaska LNG’s Hidden Impact on Cook Inlet’s Endangered Belugas

by Ben Boettger | Jun 16, 2026 | AK LNG, Belugas, Energy & Alaska, Oil & Gas

Pundits and politicos have been talking nonstop about Alaska LNG, the proposed 800-mile pipeline from North Slope gas fields to a liquefaction and export terminal in Nikiski. In Juneau, legislative committees have held months of hearings on pricing and revenue models...
Tell Your Senators Not to Back Down on Fixing Our Revenue Shortfall

Tell Your Senators Not to Back Down on Fixing Our Revenue Shortfall

by Ben Boettger | Mar 26, 2026 | Alaska State Legislature, Oil & Gas

The simple revenue solution of taxing private oil and gas companies has taken a twisting, torturous path through our legislature. Since Alaska repealed personal income tax in 1980, we’ve had a loophole that allows privately owned corporations – such as Hilcorp –...
On the Leg – AK LNG, Net Metering & Corporate Income Tax Loopholes

On the Leg – AK LNG, Net Metering & Corporate Income Tax Loopholes

by Ben Boettger | Mar 17, 2026 | AK LNG, Alaska State Legislature, Energy & Alaska, Government, Oil & Gas

Coming up this week is an opportunity for public comment on transparency into the AK LNG gasline project. The Senate Resources Committee will take public comments on Wednesday at 3:30pm on Senate Bill 275, the Alaska Gasline Transparency & Accountability Act. This...
The Big Beautiful Cook Inlet (BBC1) Oil and Gas Lease Sale Was a Flop – Zero Bids Received

The Big Beautiful Cook Inlet (BBC1) Oil and Gas Lease Sale Was a Flop – Zero Bids Received

by Loren Barrett | Mar 4, 2026 | Press Releases, Energy & Alaska, Lease Sales, Oil & Gas

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, March 4, 2026 The Big Beautiful Cook Inlet (BBC1) Oil and Gas Lease Sale Was a Flop Zero bids received on Big Beautiful Cook Inlet Oil & Gas Lease sale  HOMER, AK— The Department of Interior announced that there were zero bids in today’s Big...
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  • From Los Angeles to Homer and Back: Across Watersheds, Against Extractivism
  • Extending the Lifespan of the Homer Landfill
  • Protecting the Future of Cook Inlet Salmon Starts With Us

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