Build an oil and gas carbon from Chukotka? Offer joint investments in gold mining? No, this is a hidden reproach and a subsistency: & quot; Everything is growing and getting rich in us, and your Far East is dying and poorly undergoing & quot; ... In Alaska there are half of the US coal reserves and their largest silver and zinc mines, as well as large deposits of gold of the Tintin district (Fort Knox and Pogar). Currently, about 1.0 million tons of low -hearted coal are produced here annually. Approximately half of this amount is received as fuel at the Alaska state power station, and the rest is exported to South Korea according to a long -term contract. Since 1990, Alaska has been exporting products worth about $ 3 billion annually. This is one of the most trade-oriented states of the United States, export is more important than for most other states that make up its economy. In terms of per capita export, Alaska ranks third among the US states, and the seventh for the total state of the USA (the sum of all goods and services produced in a year). The largest foreign market for Alaska is Japan, which consumes almost half of the export products of the peninsula (1.5 billion per year). The South Korean and Canadian markets occupy, respectively, the second (18%) and third (9%) places, then follow China, Belgium, Taiwan, Germany, Holland, England and Mexico. Being equally remote from North-East Asia, North America and Europe, Alaska is an important intersection for these three main economic regions of the world. Over the past 10 years, freight air transportation through Alaska has more than doubled.
Alaska is in seventh place in the world among 45 regions, promising in terms of mining. It is enough to recall & quot; gold fever & quot; The beginning of the last century, when crowds of gold miners poured on the peninsula. It is estimated that from then to date, more than 1,500 tons of gold have been obtained from the bowels of Alaska, 830 tons of placers. The prospects for the growth of gold mining in Alaska are associated with three gold giants - Donlin Crick, livevgut and Pebble. The reserves of the Donlin deposit (Nova Gold & amp; Barrick) are 1054 tons. The power of the mine at this field can reach 46 tons of gold per year. The second gold giant of Alaska is the Cu-Mo-Au-Porpherfire Field of the Pebble. In its class, it occupies ninth place in the world in reserves and copper resources and second place in gold. The reserves of the Monya Knobe field in the livenut (Tower Hill Mines)-analogue "Fort Snakes"-reached 640 tons with a gold content of 0.7 g/t. It is planned to extract 18 tons per year. The deposit has a great potential for an increase in stocks in four areas. Three deposits considered in the event of mining projects in the near future can increase gold production
