The North Slope of Alaska's waters are frozen by thick ice from late September to mid June. No ships can travel those waterways for 10 months out of the year.
Back in 1974 when the pipeline was new - it shipped 2.7 million barrels of oil day down the pipeline. Today - thanks to the moratorium of drilling in that area - only 320,000 barrels are coming down that pipeline a day. That is a loss of 2.4 million!!
People like to say that Alaska doesn't contribute much to our oil needs. Today, it does not - but - if they allowed the oil companies to drill in other nearby places it would be a huge help.
Because the current administration is dominated by anti-drilling Democrats - there is no need for a second trade route. You can't have a trade route if nobody will let you take the oil out of the ground.
(1) these oil reserves are not needed. (2) the area is so inaccessible that only one route has been developed. (3) other energy supplies are abundant in that region. (4) the United States does not have drilling rights in Alaska. (5) the United States does not wish to complete with the Soviet Union For Alaska trade routes.
maritime route
silkroute
The Ganges River
He was looking for a northern trade route to China.
because the trade route was used to export amber from northern europe
false
Magna Græcia
The Grand Canal was used as a trade route between northern and southern China
Alaska Trade Building was created in 1909.
This trade route was known as the Varangian Route. The Route connected Europe to Asia through the Russian territory.
Can you be more specific? What trade route??