Who’s Educating Alaska On It’s Riches?

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With all eyes focused on education in Juneau, and especially the funding of education for Alaska students, It’s important to remember that there are organizations outside of the school districts who play a critical role in educating  our students, at their own expense. These organizations  often fill a gap in curriculum that school districts don’t have the resources to provide. … read more

Railbelt’s Coal Conquest.  Private Ambler Road.

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Today’s Key Takeaways: Study recommends new coal-fired power plant for Railbelt. Geopolitics and supply chain dominant themes for oil and gas in 2024. US LNG exporters are getting ahead on carbon capture. Resolution from Ambler Access committee to keep road private. $8b in renewable projects in jeopardy. News of the Day: UAF study calls for a coal-fired power plant in … read more

Best Bill of the Week:  HB 5 – Can’t-Get-To-Juneau-Compensation-Fund

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Several weeks ago, we took a trip from Anchorage to Juneau to meet with our legislators. Between plane tickets, hotel rooms, rental car, and food, the trip averaged out to about $1200 per person, times 8. Most Alaskans cannot afford that. We’re lucky. One person from our group didn’t make it due to weather conditions, spent the night in Seattle, … read more