1) @lisamurkowski @SecretaryZinke are corrupt liars! They care nothing for people it's about businesses/profits.
A 1994 resolution by the town of King Cove called for a road but made no reference to health and safety concerns. Instead, the resolution stated that a road would
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2) ink North America’s largest salmon cannery in King Cove with the airport at Cold Bay, and listed as part of its rationale that the road would have “a major, positive socioeconomic impact on both communities.”
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Also, he keeps profiting from being President and enriching his family courtesy of the public dime. Also, why is the official comm account of a bipartisan leg body using its voice for propaganda?
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DAILY frakking CALLER. Disgusting that an official US Gov't account is linking to a right wing faux news blog with aspirations of grandeur. The Alaskan people DO NOT want this especially the native tribes and everyone employed by the fishing industry.
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1) 2012: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service releases a Draft Environmental Impact Statement of the proposed road and land exchange. It indicates that the section of road through the wilderness area will cost about $22 million in additional funds to build. However, an economic
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2) analysis commissioned by The Wilderness Society suggests that the road construction and maintenance costs would likely be closer to $30 – $35.5 million. The economic analysis determines that the road would likely result in economic losses that are more than 7 to 13 times the
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1) A taxpayer watchdog organization blasts the cost of the road. Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW), named
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2) to serve the less than 1,000 residents of King Cove: “It does not take a particularly discerning eye to deem the Izembek road unworthy of funding.” https://defenders.org/publications/final_factsheet-izembek_quotes_06-15-15.pdf …
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