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I have already set up a team internally to start looking at how we might address that.

EPA's mismanagement has led to elevated PM 2.5 emissions even though Congress has provided almost $100 million for wood stove changeouts.

The Japanese want to make LNG and energy security a key part of their G7 presidency.

I appreciate that. Again, we certainly, I am certainly hearing from the Native leaders about the need to prioritize Tribal participation within the conservation of the Cooperative Management.

The U.S. is the leader, leader by far of any country in the world on global greenhouse gas emissions reductions.

We have a great VA workforce in Alaska, but they have asked the identical questions on this timeline.

I like that idea. We try to do that a lot in Alaska with our active-duty military force.

There shouldn't be any real differences. As a matter of fact, the ANCs are the ones that own the vast, vast majority of the lands.

This obviously represents the exact wrong direction for Alaska, certainly the wrong direction for a country.

It seems kind of like a self-inflicted wound, and this is directly what I am hearing from the VA employees in Alaska.

How do you respond, though, to just the reality that the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA) creates a rural priority for subsistence based on where one lives.

But what we need to start working on now is helping these indigenous people in my State clean up the lands.

I appreciated your statement at the press event where you said by no means is this meant to send any signal as a precedent beyond this specific project.

Well, why don't you guys try to come back to this Committee and give us your plans, and thoughts and ideas on it, because I think it is kind of a win-win.

Yes, SkillBridge. That is exactly what it is.

This is part of the G7 negotiations that you are a part of?

the primary reason for that chart is the movement from coal powered generation to natural gas, revolution in the production of natural gas?