September 2015, Vol. 242, No. 9

Features

Alaska LNG Reviews Pipeline Route with Government Agencies

Editor’s note: This update, provided by the Kenai Peninsula Borough mayor’s office, is part of an ongoing effort to help keep the public informed about the Alaska LNG project. Alaska is vast, with a lot of open ground, but it seems like transportation projects in the state – be it roads, railroads or pipelines – can’t help but cross over or under each other while traversing the same natural corridors. Preliminary plans for the proposed 800-mile North Slope natural gas pipeline south to Cook Inlet show it would cross the trans-Alaska oil pipeline 12 times, the Dalton Highway 22 times, the Parks Highway 12 times, Alaska Railroad tracks four times, and the Elliot

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