Remote, disconnected, ripped off: Iran war makes fuel prices explode in Alaska village
These additional transport costs are directly reflected in the selling price and hit an already financially burdened population. First..
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Shungnak – In Shungnak, a remote village in Alaska’s Northwest Arctic Borough, the price of gasoline has recently risen to $26.82 per gallon, according to Alaska Beacon reports. Shungnak lies about 280 river miles east of Kotzebue on the Kobuk River, and air travel is the only reliable means of transport throughout the year.
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Shungnak – In Shungnak, a remote village in Alaska’s Northwest Arctic Borough, the price of gasoline has recently risen to $26.82 per gallon, according to Alaska Beacon reports.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Shungnak lies about 280 river miles east of Kotzebue on the Kobuk River, and air travel is the only reliable means of transport throughout the year.
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