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Zilidium

06/30/21 1:12 PM

#28809 RE: LongMetal #28808

Not fair singling out Murkowski when Young and Sullivan are on record for opposing pebble. Alaska's entire congressional delegation (all republicans) is against this political hot potato.

But Young said he would not support a project that harmed the Bristol Bay fishery. The Army Corps’ environmental study of the mine said it would have “no measurable effect” on the world’s largest sockeye salmon fishery. Then the agency seemed to contradict itself in its letter to Pebble, saying the mine “would result in significant degradation to … aquatic resources.”

The other two-thirds of Alaska’s congressional delegation have said they don’t support the mine. On Tuesday, Sen. Dan Sullivan went further — he told Alaska Public Media he wouldn’t support the project even if the developers come up with a plan to compensate for the mine’s environmental damage. But Sullivan didn’t say he’d take action to block the mine.



https://www.alaskapublic.org/2020/10/12/rep-don-young-says-feds-should-compensate-pebble-if-mine-gets-blocked/

rugh

06/30/21 2:19 PM

#28814 RE: LongMetal #28808

I have an answer. Murkowski must have been promised a better parking space, an office with her own thermostat, and some new furniture.

Perhaps a relative's child needed to get into a private school or university, but did not have the good grades or scores, or someone has something that she does not want released to the press.

It could be anything that she wanted, which made her turn on her own State.

I was wondering, where she has homes: DC, Connecticut, CA. FL, HA?