Mike Dunleavy
13:23 - 13:47
"This would be the largest project in Alaska history, probably the largest in the Arctic, in the Pacific. The impacts on Alaska would be almost immeasurable going out decades and decades and decades. And we have, we are this close to securing this with this pilt."
“This would be the largest project in Alaska history, probably the largest in the Arctic, in the Pacific. The impacts on Alaska would be almost immeasurable going out decades and decades and decades. And we have, we are this close to securing this with this pilt.”
- Speaker
- Mike Dunleavy
- Timestamp
- 13:23 – 13:47
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- May 8, 2026
From the transcript
It's this pilt. By far, far none. This would be the largest project in Alaska history, probably the largest in the Arctic, in the Pacific. The impacts on Alaska would be almost immeasurable going out decades and decades and decades. And we have, we are this close to securing this with this pilt.
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