Gov. Dunleavy abolishes Alaska climate-change commission, removes roadblock for Knik Arm bridge

ADN ^ | 2/23/19 | James Brooks

[Libloather]

JUNEAU — Gov. Mike Dunleavy has abolished Alaska’s climate change strategy commission and has removed a procedural roadblock for several major construction projects, including the Knik Arm Crossing.

Administrative Order No. 309, issued Friday, rescinds seven orders issued by former Gov. Bill Walker, including one from Oct. 31, 2017, that established the state’s climate change strategy and the Climate Action for Alaska Leadership Team. That team drafted a climate change policy and formally submitted it to the governor’s office in September. The plan has not been implemented.

The governor’s office sent letters to the climate change team on Friday saying their work for the task force “has ended.” The state website for the team, including the draft strategy it created, has been removed. The developments were first reported by Alaska Public Media on Saturday.

[SisterK]

This is the same governor who offered to send his National Guard troops to the southern border.
I really like this governor.

[AlaskaErik]

Good riddance.

[Nuc 1.1]

In a sane world AOC and Sanders wouldn’t exist.

[Libloather]

DuckDuckGo is your friend.

Here’s Alaska Gov. Walker’s climate change team

http://midnightsunak.com/2017/12/12/heres-alaska-gov-walkers-climate-change-team/

[hattend]

You need a director and a group to observe the ocean?

You can do that from a chair on the beach

[trisham]

I’d love to be sitting on a chair at the beach right now.

[hattend]

Get your friends involved and you can be the director and they can be the group.

Have a cooler for the beer and some fishing poles.

[trisham]

No beer. Maybe fishing.

[vpintheak]

This is really great news for our state!
Reading the comments in the article is a bit discouraging though. There are too many idiots out there who cannot think without the government telling how to do it.