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Alaska and the North are awash in all forms of energy along with our first developed hydro energy to our our oil and natural gas. From our long daylight hours in the summer to our wind swept Aleutian Islands. From the geothermal Ring of Fire which encircles our Gulf Coast to wind, biomass, tidal and wave energy - there is no excuse for anything other than a bright and vibrant future. We have no alternative to success - if we open our eyes.
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- A. John Robertson
- I'm interested in a sustainable economy in the North and worldwide. I think that we have a lot to learn from each other, in this region of the world. My known heritage is Alaskan, American, Canadian, Norwegian, Welsh and German. I was born in Alaska, but have lived in Oregon and Washington, as well as having spent time with my cousins in British Columbia. I have relatives who are Tlingit and family whom are Inupiat - we all have a stake in a sustainable future. I think that we Northerners can better prosper working together rather than by going it alone. Hopefully these blogs will help achieve some positive movement in the direction of collaborative benefits for this region we call home.
So, let's apply this statewide. What about net-metering in the rest of (non-Railbelt) Alaska? Clearly the state's Regulatory Commission of Alaska needs to get it's rear in gear in terms of areas outside of the Fairbanks to Anchorage to Homer corridor.
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