Some in Valdez want to shut that down so they can get a much larger export pipeline built for LNG to come to their small city and get more jobs/dollars.
I visited Valdez on a cruise ship stop once. It was a tiny town in very desolate country. The only real landmark we could find for pictures was the post office. The people there were wonderful.
I lived in Valdez for 18 years, before, during, and after the pipeline construction. The In-state line would be a tremendous boon for the southcentral area, and would make it possible to cheaply heat and light large greenhouses for local produce, among other things. I think Valdez is wrong on this one.