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The Alaska Conservation Alliance is the statewide umbrella group for approximately 40 member organizations with a combined membership of over 38,000 Alaskans. ACA unites Alaska's conservation community to speak with one strong voice in the State Capitol.
Renewable Energy, Jobs and Climate Change |
Alaska Conservation Alliance believes that a strong economy and a healthy environment go hand in hand.
Alaskans have a choice when it comes to their energy future. The Fire Island wind farm could be online in two years and generate enough clean, affordable and secure electricity to power 18,000 Alaska homes.
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Tileston Award |
This award honors two long-time Alaskans, Peg and Jules Tileston, who worked on seemingly different sides of conservation and development issues but who always agreed “that if it is in Alaska, IT MUST BE DONE RIGHT!” (ADN article 3.13.08)
► More on the award and nomination form |
The Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline |
 The Alaska conservation community through ACA is on record supporting the operation and construction of the natural gas pipeline. To read the position paper, click the link below.
► Read ACA's Position Paper |
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Alaska's secure future lies on the path of the four E's |
 We believe that a sound economy and a sound environment go hand in hand and that Alaska would be well served to move away from a boom and bust economy and toward a more sustainable future supporting viable communities from Ketchikan to Barrow. The path to this future lies in following these four E’s -
► Read about the four e's |
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