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ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The Trump administration Monday that it plans to rescind the Roadless Rule to remove restrictions on timber harvests and road-building in national forests, including the Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska. The move drew swift condemnation, including in Alaska where conservation groups and some village leaders in the region said it could hurt subsistence and remove buffers against climate change. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

4 days ago | adn.com | Alex DeMarban

The Trump administration Monday that it plans to rescind the Roadless Rule to remove restrictions on timber harvests and road-building in national forests, including the Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska. The move drew swift condemnation, including in Alaska where conservation groups and some village leaders in the region said it could hurt subsistence and remove buffers against climate change. The move is also likely to prolong the decades-long fight over the issue.

1 week ago | adn.com | Alex DeMarban |Seán Maguire

Alaska tourism operators say the season seems a little off afteryears of strong growth in the industry, with some operators seeing evidence that the Trump administration’s confrontational approach to international relations is complicating the picture. Some are reporting slightly slower bookings among international and independent travelers this summer. But the cruise ships, which are booked well in advance and bring most visitors to the state, are arriving at full capacity.

1 week ago | adn.com | Alex DeMarban

The oil explorer whose last major discovery in Alaska opened a new frontier for North Slope development believes he’s sitting on another promising find in a remote area. Geologists familiar with Bill Armstrong’s work and North Slope geology say he and his team are likely on to something. Armstrong, who is based in Colorado, discovered the huge Pikka field on the western edge of the North Slope oil patch in 2013. That led to additional nearby discoveries, including ConocoPhillips’ Willow field.