0:17
Jaeleen Kookesh
310:28 - 310:46
“So that's what McDowell said. It's unconstitutional in Alaska. So the result is that from 1990 to now, the state is not in compliance with ANILCA. So that's why we have today dual management.”
- Speaker
- Jaeleen Kookesh
- Timestamp
- 310:28 – 310:46
- Transcript
- Facebook video 1118570150823121
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- October 23, 2026
From the transcript
And Section 17 of Article 8 says that the use or disposal of natural resources applies equally to all people in Alaska. So that's what McDowell said. It's unconstitutional in Alaska. So the result is that from 1990 to now, the state is not in compliance with ANILCA. So that's why we have today dual management.
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