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June 1, 2017 at 8:08am  Judicial Watch:  Newly Released Emails Reveal More Classified Information Transmitted by Hillary Clinton Through Unsecure Server to Clinton.  “These shocking new Clinton emails show why the Justice Department should reevaluate, reopen, or reinvigorate Clinton, Inc. investigations,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.
June 1, 2017 at 10:25am  Alaska Must Read Alaska  Race for governor: Prospects grow - Must Read Alaska  Gov. Bill Walker may face several strong competitors during the 2018 race for governor. But he's in a no-man's land without a party to support him.

Governor Walker must go! Who will be his replacement?  Politadick
June 1, 2017 at 11:03am  Alaska KtUU 2   The $5 Alaska Grown Challenge starts Thursday. And it will run until October, with more than 40 grocery stores across the state participating and setting up special signs that showcase what's grown or raised in the state.  Got $5? Spend your cash locally and watch the economy grow says the Division of Agriculture.  The $5 Alaska Grown Challenge starts Thursday. The pitch is for Alaskans to spend $5 every week on Alaska grown products, which could dramatically…
June 1, 2017 at 11:27am  The White House Video  Paris Accord  Watch LIVE as President Donald J. Trump makes a statement regarding the Paris Accord.
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June 1 at 2:14pm  Alaska Public Media Alaska Highway 75th Anniversary: tribute to vets who helped build ‘road to civil rights’  Alaskans will celebrate the Alaska Highway’s 75th anniversary this year, and organizers of those celebrations plan to include tributes to the… Leonard Larkins was a skinny 21-year-old buck private from Louisiana when he arrived in Skagway in May 1942. He didn't know he'd be working on a capital project described as a "road to civil rights."

Some history of the Alaskan Highway.  Politadick
June 1, 2017 at 2:32pm  The Daily Signal  Paris Accord  4 Reasons Trump Was Right to Pull Out of the Paris Agreement  The Paris Agreement would have been harmful to the American energy sector and consumers.  The Paris Agreement, which committed the U.S. to drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions, was a truly bad deal—bad for American taxpayers, American energy companies, and every single American who depends on affordable, reliable energy.
 June 1 at 3:06pm  OANN  Sign the White House Petition for Prosecutor in Seth Rich Murder | One America News Network
June 1, 2017 at 3:57pm  Alaska  ADN:  OPINION: Trying to make sense of the state budget standoff  That reduced dividends and an income tax have become bargaining chips at all reflects a turning point in state history.  Each side in this stalemate portrays the other as obstinate and unwilling to compromise, but there is plenty of that to go around.
June 1 at 7:30pm  Alaska ADN Arctic teen and foreign ministers dismayed at Trump's Paris pullout  Optimism about climate action has evaporated, say a Shishmaref teen who served as an Arctic youth ambassador. Foreign ministers from Nordic nations… Meanwhile, Gov. Walker said Alaska's climate work will continue despite President Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate pact.

Climate Change/Global Warming/Global Cooling

The top three reasons why Alaska's government doesn't want Alaskans to know about climate change, besides that it has been happening for millions of years...

#1 Reason. Alaska villages/cities/towns wouldn't be able to get the government to move the houses and community's that are falling into the ocean due to erosion which has been going on for millions of years. If they acknowledge it's naturally happening, they won't be able to force the government to pay to move them. They choose to live there, it shouldn't be Alaska's taxpayers money paying for their choice of where they want to live.

#2 UAA Would lose allot of the funding they receive if they told the truth. By making the claims they do means they don't half to reduce the colleges budget.

#3 Why don't they tell Alaskans the truth behind the climate change initiative. It's all about pollution control and reducing emissions of pollution. But they can't sell that to the public and make it believable!



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June 1, 2017 at 9:26pm  Alaska "Climate Change"  Alaska Lt. Governor Byron Mallott   "In spite of the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris climate accord today, Alaska will continue to work to boost national defense and security measures for our 6,640 miles of Alaskan coastline, increase resilience for Arctic communities, and provide energy leadership for the nation.  "Alaskans know that our landscape is changing at an accelerating pace. We are experiencing social and economic upheaval caused by shrinking sea ice, rising sea level, increasing intensity of storms, and increasing coastal erosion. Alaska communities such as Shishmaref, Kivalina, and Newtok are literally washing into the ocean.International military interest demonstrates the importance of the Arctic and subarctic in planning our nation’s defense strategies. We stand ready to achieve the goal of protecting Americans, their communities, and their way of life.” –Alaska Governor Bill Walker

Its all about finding MONEY to move them....  Politadick
June 1 at 11:18pm  Alaska  KTUU 2  Climate Change/Global Warming/Global Cooling  DATA VIZ: Energy Consumption in Alaska  Check out the interactive data visualization to see how Alaska's energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions compares across the country, in 2014.  In 2014, Alaska consumed the fourth greatest amount of energy, per capita, nationwide, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Let's see... your telling us we used more energy then 46 other states and our pollution output is better then 39 other states. Sounding more like it was the best thing in the world for us that President Trump withdrew from the Paris Accord. We already exceeded what it would have achieved. Time for our local government to wake up and stop waisting money on climate change and put it towards making Alaska #1 for carbon footprint. Only 10 spots to move up to get there