Carolyn Hall

1 month ago | adn.com | Ky Holland |Carolyn Hall |Zack Fields

While declining Cook Inlet gas production poses significant challenges for Alaska, rapid technological advancement creates even more opportunity for energy development in our state. Developing our energy resources requires collaboration between policymakers in the legislature and electric cooperatives, and families have an opportunity to do their part as well. Solar and wind are the cheapest sources of electric generation on earth.

2 months ago | businessinsider.com | Carolyn Hall

I moved to France 16 years ago. Some social norms have been tough to navigate, but there have been many pleasant surprises. PEC Photo/Getty Images 2025-04-02T13:13:01Z Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Save Saved Read in app This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? .

2 months ago | evaluate.com | Carolyn Hall

As you probably know, Evaluate has an incredibly rich and comprehensive set of data and insight about the pharma market. This means we’re able to produce some really valuable reports, webinars and articles that provide insight around the most exciting areas of the industry. And we create rather a lot of them, which can make it hard to keep up with it all. To help, we’ve pulled together some of the key pieces of content that we’ve published so far in 2025.

Mar 3, 2025 | evaluate.com | Carolyn Hall

If you follow Evaluate’s regular white papers and blogs, you may be familiar with our annual report that investigates the state of the orphan drug market. I’ve been involved in analyzing that data for the past three years, and have just finished the process for this year’s report which will be published soon. One of the key areas we always look at is the difference in the pace of growth between the orphan drug market and the wider pharma space.

Apr 10, 2024 | adn.com | Carolyn Hall

Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s recent op-ed attempting to rally support for public education reform missed the mark entirely. Alaskans aren’t clamoring for reform; they’re pleading for adequate education funding. According to a March poll commissioned by the Alaska AFL-CIO, a combined 70% of Alaskans oppose or strongly oppose the governor’s veto of SB140, which would have increased the Base Student Allocation, or BSA, and addressed an array of critical education needs to support Alaska students.