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As natural gas shortage looms, Alaska utilities and advocates feud over renewable power bill - Vimarsana News

As natural gas shortage looms, Alaska utilities and advocates feud over renewable power bill

The two sides agree on the need to wean Alaska’s power grid from its deep dependence on natural gas, but they disagree on how quickly.

Alaska House bill to ban Israel boycotts sparks floor fights - Vimarsana News

Alaska House bill to ban Israel boycotts sparks floor fights

After a bill sponsored by Homer Republican Sarah Vance failed on the House floor, lawmakers tried to advance two different measures out of Vance’s committee, laying bare disagreements in the Republican-dominated House.

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Alaska Senate moves forward on spending plan with time running out to avoid a special session - Vimarsana News

Alaska Senate moves forward on spending plan with time running out to avoid a special session

Senate leaders say passing a budget is still possible before the legislative deadline on Wednesday. House Speaker Cathy Tilton is not so sure.

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SitNews: Alaska Legislature Passes Legislation Allowing Sawmill Operators to Produce Dimensional Lumber for Residential Construction - Vimarsana News

SitNews: Alaska Legislature Passes Legislation Allowing Sawmill Operators to Produce Dimensional Lumber for Residential Construction

Ketchikan, Alaska news. Southeast Alaska news, Alaska news, national and world news.

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As natural gas shortage looms, Alaska utilities and advocates feud over renewable power bill - Vimarsana News

As natural gas shortage looms, Alaska utilities and advocates feud over renewable power bill

Before Dunleavy introduced a renewable energy bill, leaders of utilities reliant on natural gas were worried the goal was too ambitious.