“A Path Forward for Fiscal Year 2022.”
You are probably intimately familiar with atmospheric rivers.
“…as the fund’s stewards, it is our job to equip the fund for success for decades to come.”
Action must be taken to help local economy.
These songbirds have no dawn choruses.
“As the workforce in Alaska grays, we need new energy and perspectives to keep our state vibrant. “
News briefs for the week of Oct. 29, 2020.
Unless he is forced to speak out, Dan Sullivan remains near silent on major environmental challenges.
I miss harvesting with my friends and family around Alaska.
Senator Sullivan has a proven record of furthering Alaskans’ need.
Paying out $7 in tax credits for every dollar we gain in revenue is madness…
Timber jobs have dried up, but the forest, animal populations, and salmon streams haven’t recovered.
Long-term goals and short-term uncertainty make it hard to predict potential effects.
Alaska needs intellectual leaders to provide their expertise in accurately assessing policy…
Sustainable Alaska: The role of humans in ‘natural’ disasters
Not quite a King’s ransom.
To address pandemic and climate change, listen to science and mobilize our nation’s resources.
It will take a balanced, three-pronged approach.
All but one are millennials.
