As you know, the throughput is declining to what we believe is dangerously low levels, and if we don't take some very serious steps in the very short term to add more oil into that line within the next few years, there is a real chance that it could be inoperable shortly after that.
Murkowski warns about the declining capacity of the Trans-Alaska pipeline and its potential inoperability.
Share
More from Lisa Murkowski
Kyle brings extensive knowledge of both our state and our court system to the federal bench, having served the District of Alaska as a federal prosecutor and U.S. Magistrate Judge, a position he has held in Alaska for the past five years.
It’s tough to say that that the agreement is one that leaves Iran in a worse place, and the United States in a better place.
“I am also keenly aware that the Department’s nearly $2-billion dollar slush fund—which likely would have rewarded January 6 protesters—is only off the table because this nomination is pending and the Senate has leverage.”
“The politicization—even weaponization—of the Department did not start with this administration but has accelerated during it,”
Other voices in this conversation
