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Alaska’s energy paradox

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By Lois Parshley Verified
| Kiowa County Press Verified
This story was supported by and co-published with the America’s 250th Project | American Academy of Arts & Sciences. As the U.S. war on Iran threw the world’s global energy markets into crisis this spring, Arctic Village was settling into a cold snap. The spruce trees were furled with snow, the air sharp enough to freeze the breath inside your nose. There are no roads leading out of this Gwich’in community in northern Alaska, and its fuel has to be delivered by plane.
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Alaska’s energy paradox

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By Lois Parshley Verified
| Arctic Today Verified
A state that exports oil wrestles with its own uncertain energy future. The Trans Alaska Pipeline System oil pipeline and the Dalton industrial haul road are seen in this undated photo. (Image by Lois Parshley) This story was supported by and co-published with the America’s 250th Project | American Academy of Arts & Sciences. As the U.S. war on Iran threw the world’s global energy markets into crisis this spring, Arctic Village was settling into a cold snap.
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By Lois Parshley Verified
| Alaska Beacon Verified
12:00 News Story This story was supported by and co-published with the America’s 250th Project | American Academy of Arts & Sciences. As the U.S. war on Iran threw the world’s global energy markets into crisis this spring, Arctic Village was settling into a cold snap. The spruce trees were furled with snow, the air sharp enough to freeze the breath inside your nose. There are no roads leading out of this Gwich’in community in northern Alaska, and its fuel has to be delivered by plane.
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