The war in Iran is risking what could be a catastrophic spike in the price of fuel in the rural villages and hub communities across Alaska’s coast — and distributors are also warning of possible supply shortages. Even before the war, fuel prices in the state’s off-road system communities were eye-wateringly high: Unleaded gas was […]
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