On the recordMay 24, 2011
Our reality is that if, in fact, we are not able to come to a resolve with this Sealaska legislation the existing remnants of the timber industry in Southeast Alaska are just not going to survive.
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congress.govOur reality is that if, in fact, we are not able to come to a resolve with this Sealaska legislation the existing remnants of the timber industry in Southeast Alaska are just not going to survive.
Murkowski emphasizes the urgency of resolving Sealaska legislation for the timber industry's survival.
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