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every single day, ALASKA WILDERNESS LEAGUE DEFENDS PUBLIC LANDS AND WATERS IN ALASKA FROM ATTACKS LIKE THESE: The Trump government recently completed the first step into its process to hold its original rental sale coastal plain, rushing forwards with plans for destructive oil and gas drilling when dismissing the biological, cultural and climate influences to a rapidly warming Arctic. This push is the result of Congress pas*ing a contentious tax bill Gwich'in humans and habitat for caribou, denning polar bears and millions of migratory birds. America's largest national forest, continues to be jeopardized by new congressional efforts to clear-cut rare and valuable oldgrowth trees. In the U.S. House of Representatives version of this 2018 fa*m bill, Rep. Don Young (R-AK) introduced an amendment Rule. The U.S. Forest Service has also begun a preparation process to kick start the biggest oldgrowth logging job in the U.S. lately, also is considering a nation request to exempt the federal forests in Alaska from the federal roadless rule. The Trump government is currently pushing ahead with plans to allow drilling at the Arctic Ocean kick start the process of issuing new rentals in Alaska's Beaufort Sea -- . Drilling projects are on the horizon, and industry has shifted its focus to gaining access to Special Areas. Learn about our beautiful and outrageous public lands and waters in Alaska and why they matter to all of us. Start with your latest blogpost! The League helps citizens speak up to keep our lands and waters in Alaska rampant and liberated. Pledge to protect the Refuge with us Collectively we have conserved more than 11 million acres of Western Arctic land. Become a Wild Star monthly donor Alaska Wilderness League contributes the effort to conserve Alaska's wild lands and waters by participating citizens and decision makers with a