When Boeing proposed the world’s largest plane for Arctic shipping
Climate change means a new plan to ship Alaska's Arctic gas to market by tanker is realistic — but pipeline alternatives have a long history in the state.
November 11, 2019
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With climate change and the continuing decline in Arctic sea ice, a new proposal to export liquefied natural gas from Alaska in icebreaking tankers has become far more practical than anyone would have imagined even a half-century ago.
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