The Forest Service is hamstrung at every turn by activist lawsuits.
Editor's note · Context
Murkowski criticizes lawsuits that hinder the Forest Service's ability to manage timber resources.
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In rural Alaska, you have to improvise. That’s why I’m always interested in innovations that help our communities adapt to the realities on the ground.
It doesn’t appear to me that it puts us in that much of a different position than prior to the beginning of the war.
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.
The recent lease sale results were not surprising, given the acreage already leased and the continued partisan push against responsible development.





