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John Crowther

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John Crowther

Commissioner · Alaska Department of Natural Resources

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Also known as:Commissioner CrowtherCrowther

Commissioner of the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, where he oversees more than 1,000 full-time and seasonal employees.

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DNR gives records denial power to two job titles, no named employees

“I, John Crowther, Commissioner of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR), delegate my authority under 2 AAC 96.335(b) to deny a request for public records made to DNR under the Alaska Public Records Act, AS 40.25.100 - AS 40.25.295, to the employees in the following positions, including any employees acting in the positions:”
Alaska News2w ago

Alyeska wants the pipeline on state land until 2064

Alaska News2w ago

Alaska extends fire season to Sept. 14 in Delta, Tok and Copper River areas

Alaska News1mo ago

Enstar tells legislators it's 18 days short of gas for winter

Alaska News1mo ago

Three Cook Inlet gas storage plans pending for winter demand

Alaska News1mo ago

Alaska tells BlueCrest to produce Cook Inlet gas by 2027 or give up the lease

Alaska News1mo ago

Alaska says some permits now clear in under a week — as the reforms behind that speed draw both praise and alarm

“We have some of our cycle times literally down to less than a week. We have some of them down to, you know, 32 days, and 30 of that is a public notice period.”
Alaska News1mo ago2 attributions

Army moves to end state review of ground work at two Alaska posts

Alaska News3mo ago

Alaska seeks federal approval to regulate carbon storage wells

“Carbon capture, sequestration, and storage in Alaska in a couple different roles. I was working with our team at the Department of Natural Resources in the Governor's legislative package that unlocked both the Trees Bill, the use of our surface resources for carbon credit generation— I see Trevor in the audience, which he presented on yesterday— but also the Rocks Bill, which is the permanent sequestration and storage of carbon dioxide underground in our geologic reservoirs”
Alaska News4mo ago

Interior transfers 1.4 million acres in Dalton corridor to Alaska

Alaska News4mo ago

Senate Panel Questions DNR Commissioner Nominee on Gas Development

Alaska News6mo ago