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Alaska is the most profitable oil province in the world, by far. Yet they have hood-winked Alaskans into thinking the corporate interest is the public interest.
BP Squeezing More Money from Alaska Kids, Roads, Public Safety & Seniors
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But BP and other shippers already receive generous subsidies from the federal government to ship our oil to west coast refineries, so they don’t deserve higher profits.The Alaska Policy Forum is a front group for the billionaire Koch brothers and their tireless efforts to wrestle democracy from the hands of Americans and Alaskans. Learn how the Koch network is choking workers and families across the nation: www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Alaska_Policy_ForumWelcome new Alaska Chamber member, Alaska Policy Forum! Founded in 2008, Alaska Policy Forum's vision is an Alaska that continuously grows prosperity by maximizing individual opportunities and freedom. Their mission is to empower and educate Alaskans and policymakers by promoting policies that grow freedom for all. Visit them online at http://alaskapolicyforum.org.
APF should be booted out of this State, and take that flipping Minnery with them! Slime balls all the way to their toes.
Why would we ever believe what Pebble says?
Pebble says their mine will be small. Don't believe them.
savebristolbay.org
The Pebble 12% Build is the most recent mine proposal presently being evaluated by the US Army Corps of Engineers in an Environmental Impact Statement. [1] The proposed mine would mine only 12% of the identified mineral resource over the 20-year life of the mine. The smaller, ‘environmentally frie...
Where can I get a flag like that for my boat?
https://news4sanantonio.com/news/local/watch-live-julian-castro-speaks-at-new-hampshire-political-event?fbclid=IwAR0rnB1mqEpA2reH6DnbacwgflZ50K6JFKOVWh7QVWcmtSFw84rwloLMhnE
🤣🤣🤣 But seriously, it's not like it needs to be big to be toxic.
'Pebble says' Oh OK
I want to order this flag please
Get rid of it!!
Don’t believe they...gold mine destroy river..fauna..everything in his way.. Find a Desert and dog ove there.
Governor Mike Dunleavy deleted the Alaska Climate Action Plan from official state websites - but you can download it, and take action, from ours: inletkeeper.org/climate/
Elected corruption
Trump lite!🤬
Is there a Trump Playbook somewhere? In Dunleavy's pocket?
Richard Proenneke built his cabin during the summers of 1967 and 1968 using mostly local materials and simple hand held tools. For many of these, he brought in steel parts and made the handles with local wood. When tools broke, he chose to repair them, rather than to buy new replacements. While his cabin is neither the first nor the largest ever built in the Alaskan Bush, it does stand out for his remarkable craftsmanship in building it, and the fact that he filmed the entire construction process. John Branson, Historian at Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, was a close friend of Richard Proenneke and will give a talk about him at the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center on Thursday. Checkout the Cook Inlet Society's upcoming events for more information.
Interesting! I saw the PBS special.
Wasn't there an extensive PBS special on this guy a few years back?
It was an awesome film
And if you’ve read his book never forget how much he despised trophy hunters....
His fireplace didntheat up too good,he got a woodstove later on
So many historical structures have need destroyed by BLM in their battle against squatters. I’m glad Proenneke had the foresight to document. That was what he did differently than so many others—which must have been a huge amount of extra energy.
What a man and carpenter.RIP Dick.
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Gov. Dunleavy Leaves Alaskans in a Ditch
Sue Mauger, Science Director at Cook Inletkeeper, connects the dots on climate change and calls out the negligence of Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy in his administration’s swift removal of the Climate Action Plan from the official State website. Sign the petition to the Governor, Here! Originally Published in Alaska Dispatch News, Dec. 28, 2018 When our new governor […]
