Budget reconciliation could take a huge toll on Alaska
With the political shift in Washington D.C., the legislative whirlwind of budget reconciliation could be a disaster for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and all of Alaska.
With the political shift in Washington D.C., the legislative whirlwind of budget reconciliation could be a disaster for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and all of Alaska.
Transitions are challenging but necessary—changing from one condition to another, like melting ice or migrating north. From my research background in mycology, to Manager of Donor Joy at the Northern Center, I have grown so much and feel ready for the next step in my career.
You can learn more about the Mother Kuskokwim Tribal Coalition’s concerns related to the Donlin Gold Mine at their website and please consider these talking points when submitting comments, which are due April 28.
The Mining Regulatory Clarity Act will be voted on Wednesday, April 9 in the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. If approved, the mining industry would be given more control over public lands—causing devastating impacts to public health, frontline communities, and vital land and water resources. Please join us in calling committee members’ offices, asking them to vote against this legislation.
Each year, the Northern Center creates a report that details financial summaries and program updates. Find current and previous annual reports here.
A truly disappointing court ruling on Tuesday allowed the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority to retain harmful oil and gas leases on the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.