I want to underscore again using my State as an example, Alaska Native peoples as an example of why it is so imperative ...
But we also have things like batteries out there, things that we really don't want to have sitting out there.
Well, know that we're paying close attention to Coast Guard.
We are lagging and a commercially available icebreaker is just going to be a gap-filler.
Let's visit on that because I'd also like to talk to you about the potential for the Ukrainian people that have come to ...
Alaska is really the first line of defense for our nation up there.
It's kind of embarrassing to think that a country like India is going to have an icebreaker in the water before we would...
But I will tell you, none of that is any good to a place like Alaska where the electricity is unaffordable and the servi...
We are approaching April. This is the time of year we start hearing from our communities saying we have run out.
Fourteen percent, about 14 percent of households in Indian Country don't have electricity.
In Alaska, again, with small tribes, it is complicated, but most utilities are also small and simply can't afford the ma...
Most Native communities in Alaska still are relying on diesel fuel and heating oil.
So you don't consider that outreach, do you?
We should be working together to try to figure out how we can solve some of these problems...
Thank you for the time.
We have a responsibility to support the sovereignty of tribal nations in energy development.
Know that again what we want to do is get to a long-term solution to that program.
