AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoArctic Permitting Fight: Environmental groups are pushing back hard against a Trump move to roll back the “roadless rule,” a protection that keeps remote national-forest areas off-limits to roads and potential logging, mining, and drilling—opponents warn it could damage habitat and drinking-water sources. Fintech Fallout: Acting AG Mills joined a multistate settlement with GreenSky after complaints that some businesses took out loans in consumers’ names without consent; Alaska will receive about $112K in penalties and fees, with up to $6M set aside for restitution. Energy & Politics: Alaska’s LNG push stays front-and-center as Gov. Dunleavy presses lawmakers for tax changes in a special gasline session, while commentary flags how Iran-linked oil disruptions could still hit Alaska’s fuel supply. Local Schools: Anchorage says goodbye to three elementary schools—Campbell STEM, Fire Lake, and Lake Otis—after budget pressure drove closures. Travel Watch: Memorial Day gas prices are near four-year highs, and AAA expects record travel despite the squeeze.
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