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Mike Dunleavy

8:59 - 9:18

"the window is not going to stay open for Alaska forever. The Asian allies and others are looking for gas worldwide."

“the window is not going to stay open for Alaska forever. The Asian allies and others are looking for gas worldwide.”
Speaker
Mike Dunleavy
Timestamp
8:59 – 9:18
Community
Alaska News
Location
Alaska
Captured at
May 8, 2026

From the transcript

Some in the legislature say we can do this, we can make this happen. But I can tell you this, the window is not going to stay open for Alaska forever. The Asian allies and others are looking for gas worldwide. They're looking for gas everywhere. They're looking for gas in which they could be assured they're going to get the gas.

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