AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCritical Minerals Push: UAF’s Critical Mineral Accelerator Engine is one of 12 NSF regional innovation programs, starting with $15 million over two years and potentially up to $160 million, aiming to turn Alaska’s mineral wealth into real projects and jobs. Alaska LNG Politics: The Alaska House narrowly killed an income-tax “poison pill” tied to the gasline bill, while Gov. Dunleavy says lawmakers will return for a third special session starting July 27 to reintroduce a narrower gasline property-tax plan. Boeing Oversight: The FAA will let Boeing resume full responsibility for certifying 737 Max and 787 airworthiness next week, shifting inspectors’ focus to earlier defect detection. Aviation Safety Watch: A new report highlights lithium-battery devices—phones, power banks and vapes—as a fast-growing in-flight fire risk. Community & Workforce: Anchorage’s NuVision Credit Union is collecting gloves and hand warmers for students through July, with distribution planned for Aug. 1. Bristol Bay Fishing Demographics: New research and longtime set-netters say women once dominated Bristol Bay permits, with policy and residency rules shaping participation.
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