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eral potential and access prior to any State land designations. Support state efforts for collecting re- source data, such as airborne geophysical mapping programs, as a means for increas- ing future state revenues. Pursue and defend guaranteed access for all uses across all state and federal lands within Alaska. Actively engage with the Department of the Interior and industry to ensure that neither the review process for placing tribal lands into trust, nor the final designation of a parcel as trust land, results in any tempo- rary or permanent restrictions on access to, and development of, resources on adjacent lands. Advocate for termination of the appli- cation of the Roadless Rule to the National Forests in Alaska. Pursue a Secretarial Order lifting ANC- SA 17(d)(1)) Public Land Orders.
Mining Education & Training Continue to support University level resource education and vocational training programs to provide for a trained workforce. Maintain State of Alaska/industry partnership to support Alaska Resource Ed- ucation. Statewide Policy Impacts Support continued successful collab- oration between the State of Alaska and Province of British Columbia on responsi- ble resource development within the trans- boundary region. Initiative a statewide Constitutional amendment to eliminate management of our natural resources by ballot initiative. Enact legislation to require disclosure when funds from non-profit organizations are used to affect natural resource policy, permitting and litigation.
January 2019
The Alaska Miner
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