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Alaska Democrats thrilled over Obama visit
Democratic party leaders say many residents are thrilled over President Barack Obama's first visit to the Republican-leaning state, though he won't make a public appearance here.
Sen. Murkowski, Fairbanks North Star Borough hope for census plan review
FAIRBANKS a ' Sen. Lisa Murkowski is asking the U.S. Census Bureau director to review the agencya TMs plans for counting the Fairbanks North Star Borough.
Editorial: Alaska delegation must be leaders for health care reform
Politicians must join together to pass meaningful health care reform, and now. Alaska's congressional delegation has the opportunity to be leaders in this effort.
Dems May Pull Carrots If GOP Won't Bite
Senate Democrats may forgo including expanded nuclear energy and offshore drilling provisions in a climate change bill if those additions don't attract enough Republicans, Sen.
Media Advisory a " Announcement of Consensus Legislative Proposal on Outdoor Lighting Standards
WHAT: Lighting manufacturers, designers, energy advocates, and utilities have met and negotiated a comprehensive federal standard for outdoor lighting.
DoD to complete Alaska missile silos
The Defense Department plans to complete all 14 of the silos housing missile interceptors at Fort Greely, home of the military's Missile Defense Complex, Alaska's two U.S. senators said.
The U.S. Must Develop Its Resources
Only Congress stands in the way of the abundant copper, gold and silver in the U.S. Finally there is a semblance of sanity in Washington.
The defense funding bill President Obama just signed will do some helpful things for the country as a whole and Alaskans in particular.
Nuclear moving up in climate bill - Wed, 28 Oct 2009 PST
Will a heaping spoonful of nuclear power help Congress swallow a climate bill? The Obama administration and leading congressional Democrats are wooing wavering Democrats and Republicans to back a climate bill by dangling federal tax incentives and new loan guarantees for nuclear power plant construction, even though financial analysts warn that ...
Cap and Trade Economics: Thoughts and Quotes from the ENR Hearing
On Wednesday I attended the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on the economics of the Cap and Trade system in the Waxman-Markey House Energy bill.
MMS approves Beaufort Sea 2010 drilling if permitting requirements met Alan Bailey On Oct.
KTNA - Talkeetna Community Radio
Subsistence use under federal review
The Alaska Federation of Natives convention continued Friday with high-level politicians addressing at least 1,000 delegates gathered at the Anchorage Denaa ina Center.A Senator Lisa Murkowski addressed AFN delegates with a wide range of topics and said she is pleased that President Barack Obama is going to meet tribal leaders from across the ...
Dorgan introduces Indian Health Care Improvement Act
U.S. Senator Byron Dorgan , Chairman of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, introduced major legislation to improve health care for 1.9 million American Indians and Alaska Natives across the country - the Indian Health Care Improvement Reauthorization and Extension Act of 2009.
Democrat's Health Care Reform "Day of Action"
Alaska Democrats joined the nation October 20 bombarding Washington, DC with more than 100,000 supportive health care reform phone calls.
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NOAA rep shoots down rumor of NMFS' candidate
Squelching a hot and fast-moving rumor, an official source yesterday said Elliott Norse, a crusading environmentalist and fierce opponent of trawling or dragging - hauling a weighted net along the ocean bottom for groundfish - is not a candidate to fill the top spot at the National Marine Fisheries Service.
Republican senator says open to U.S. climate bill
A senior Republican in the United States Senate, conservative Senator Lisa Murkowski, said she would consider voting for a "cap and trade" climate change bill Democrats are pushing if it also contains a vigorous expansion of nuclear energy and domestic oil drilling.
Anchorage Teacher Charged With Prescription Drug Scam
ANCHORAGE, Alaska An Anchorage teacher is in trouble over claims that she forged prescriptions and illegally obtained the drug Adderall from local pharmacies over the past year.
Longtime Alaska legislator Richard Foster dies
Longtime Alaska Rep. Richard Foster is being remembered as a strong advocate for rural Alaska and Nome who fought to improve the lives of those he represented.
APRN - Alaska Public Radio Network
Cook Inlet Regional, Incorporated, or CIRI, an Alaska Native Corporation on Friday added another piece to help fill the long-term energy needs of the Railbelt.
Robert Stavins: Cap-and-Trade versus the Alternatives for U.S. Climate Policy
Let's credit Senator Lisa Murkowski for raising questions in the National Journal about the viability of cap-and-trade versus other approaches for the United States to employ in addressing CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions linked with global climate change.
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