Energy and climateFinding
Alaska should open more state land to oil, gas and mining development.
The state controls large areas of land that are not currently leased for oil, gas or mining. Opening more of it would allow new leases and permits for resource extraction.
Dave Bronson
Our gas under our ground, our oil underground, is meaningless until somebody comes in and puts it in a pipe.
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We've got to develop our resources to start paying our bills, because a lot of the conflict I see across the state has to do with money.
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