A few months from now, if developers of the proposed trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline move forward with the project, they will ask Alaskans for something between a few hundred million and a billion and a half dollars. The request is optional, but if the state doesn’t chip in, Alaska’s 25% ownership of the pipeline will […]
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