Alaska dials up pressure on ConocoPhillips after it delays controversial Arctic exploration project
March 8, 2017
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Opposition from an Inupiaq village near the U.S. petroleum reserve in Alaska has stopped ConocoPhillips from drilling a nearby exploration well, a move that raises doubts about future exploration efforts at the potential oil play on the North Slope.
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