The Department of Environmental Conservation hopes to sell the State Legislature on a costly program to take over responsibility for federal permitting of wetland development.
The House xerox copies bad voting bills from the Senate super-minority
Numerous bills have been sponsored recently that all have a familiar theme: make it harder and more complicated for Alaskans to vote, and to elevate the phantasm of widespread voter fraud.
An RPS Revival
The Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) policy has been revived, and it’s time we move in an orderly fashion into the future that is renewable energy guided by a clear RPS policy.
The Fight Against Discrimination Enters A New Round
The fight for LGBTQ protections in Alaska and nationally has been long-standing, and the struggle continues today. Take action to protect LGBTQ Alaskans.
The always changing moods of Juneau
Greetings from Juneau – We are here mainly to talk about our democracy platform and circle back on our previous visit regarding our clean energy priorities.
In the shadow of the clean energy wave
Since the passage of the federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) there has been a sense that a great tsunami is brewing, about to sweep across the nation with transformational power.
Don’t let the sun go down on the Renewable Energy Fund
The REF has proven to be an effective and important tool to get funding out across Alaska toward renewable energy projects.
The old vintage rock band is back together in the House
We hope this is the year everyone decides to work together and with the tools at hand. It is not asking for a lot. Let’s think practical and hope big.
The Early Birds
We know that these first few bills are calling upon us to take special heed of them, and we are excited to see what else lies ahead.
A New Year In Youth Engagement
Join us this year in making a new resolution: to support Alaska’s youth in becoming our next generation of community leaders and changemakers.