We can either fund another study or we can make an investment to protect our babies and to keep them in communities, our communities, where we belong.
Editor's note · Context
Murkowski emphasizes the need to invest in community health rather than just studies.
Share
More from Lisa Murkowski
For 20 years, the Arctic Report Card has helped Alaskans track the profound changes taking place across our state.
For the past 180 years, the Smithsonian Institution has been committed to sharing objective historical evidence through research and education, not political narratives.
I will continue working to eliminate this fee permanently so that Alaska’s students are receiving the best education possible, regardless of the outcome of future legal challenges.
Alaskan communities continue to face an increasing number of damaging natural disasters, including catastrophic flooding, coastal erosion, severe storms, landslides, wildfires, earthquakes, volcanic activity, and permafrost thaw.





