ANNUAL RDC MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON
VOLUME 3 | ISSUE 3 | SEPTEMBER 2026
business and what it will mean for Alaska's resource development future. From there, a fireside chat among industry leaders kept the energy going. All in all, it was another great day for Alaska. Thank you to all of our members, sponsors and guests who made it happen!
Hundreds of Alaskans packed the room this sum- mer for the RDC Annual Membership Luncheon, and the conversation did not disappoint. Keynote speaker David Fotouhi, Deputy Adminis- trator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, laid out the Administration's work to remove barriers for
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ALASKA RESOURCE REVIEW SEPTEMBER 2026
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