Alaska Natives meet with White House officials on North Slope energy future

First on the fox: The indigenous people in Alaska and the residents of the vast northern town of the Northern Ocean have obtained a rare chance this week to discuss their fears directly with White House officials, usually 3500 miles in Washington.

Internal Secretary Doug Burgoum, Energy Minister Chris Wright and Environmental Protection Agency, Li Zeladen, joined the governor of Alaska Mike Denvi and local residents in Oujakjafik (previously known as Barrow) as part of a multi -day visit to oil, gas, workers and neighbors in the Jumaya region, but the ruling.

Charles Lamb, a resident of Kaccotovic-said the main distant community within the shelter of national wildlife in the Arctic (Anwar), a few hundred miles east-until president Donald Trump and officials who gathered in or caused his post, and North Deloub residents, and their hopes in the field of energy besieged by the distant federal government itself.

LAMP expressed similar concerns about these Fox News Digital that was informed in the past by Alaska officials, where environmental activists in the lowest 48 and federal officials who are ideologically matching with them in opposition to Anwar and other sites in which none of these activists live.

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“There is one thing I want to put – we were attacked in Kaccotufic by environmental groups,” Lamb said.

“On the first day, President Trump told the Ministry of Fish and Wildlife to deny their requests. This was a great thing for us to be able to see him. We were proud of our president after that because it was sure that the homelands of our ancestors would not be steal – and [instead] Lamb said, and many in the northern slope are already supporting the development of their original homelands in exchange for their surrounding through the organization – as they bring jobs and resources.

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“Therefore, I really need to restore this tremendous gratitude to President Trump for this procedure and the ability to write something, if the other man (Joe Biden and Kamala Harris) was his victory, there is no doubt that our homeland would have been stealing and there is nothing that we could do about it.”

“Trump had the heart and place that could be able to correct this error.”

Borgum asked Trump to invite Kaccotovic to see Anwar and “Section 1002” – the oil and gas development sector – for himself.

Burgum said he believed Trump will be open to this opportunity – and that the president has already surprised the regional interests in companies with his openness to the questions that oil companies felt even thinking about the president’s question.

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“President Trump is deeply concerned with this and deeply,” Burgoum said, adding that the president shocked the Conocophillips in a modern meeting when he asked what they need to improve the northern miles.

When the company noticed that the improved roads would be useful, Trump asked in a speech about the reason why the road was not possible, according to Burgis.

“[They] It was somewhat like, “Wow, I didn’t know that we could ask that.”

Wright also addressed the UTQIAGVIK meeting, and added in separate comments that he visited the PRUDHOE Bay-operation, a process in the 1960s, Alaska opened for the first time to develop energy, and at some point he represents a quarter of US oil production.

“Unfortunately, the past few decades have seen a long and slow decline in the production of the northern slope oil – not because they are running out of oil. In fact, there is an amazing amount of not used oil here. It is because of the federal organization, and the bureaucracy. It makes it very difficult to work,” Wright.

He added that through the “large natural gas pipeline and twin pipelines” that were finally created, Alaska could be the key to global energy security by attracting buyers in Korea and Japan from China.

“It is great to be part of history again here in the Great Northern Slop oil fields in Alaska,” Wright said.

Last week, Dunavy occupied a global sustainable energy conference in Anchorage, which drew the attention of potential stakeholders from Asia.