Kate Troll

Is truth a place where I can park some hope for the future? Can truth win out after reality comes home to roost?

We Alaskans love our communities, our fish and our children — all of which are actively threatened by climate change.

If one stacks up these major policy issues for Alaska – Pebble, Willow and infrastructure – could it be that President Biden is more pro-Alaska than Donald Trump?

When they go out on a big boat or hike to the glacier for the first time, their joy is palpable. When their child succeeds in the local chess tournament, you’re as proud as the parents.

Apparently, the only thing that matters to the Dunleavy administration is making a political statement.

There are some concert events that transcend the present moment of time and enjoyment.

As a long-time Alaskan, Vic Fischer is among those who have traveled farthest in space and time toward the better, more just society our state embodies.

Prioritizing a hefty PFD amount over essential government services comes with real, hard costs to all Alaskans.

America and Alaska have been given the blueprint and support to undeniably move into the clean energy economy that the rest of the world has embraced.

The Alaska I know and love is more than one sector or one issue.

Putin’s precipitous actions underscore the need to get off oil and gas, not prime the pump for decades of more fossil fuel price volatility.

If the only way to keep future generations in mind is to reduce the check amount to a level that avoids an overdraw, so be it.

Why declare at the outset that there will be no Republican votes? Why throw ‘infrastructure’ under the partisan bus?

For the sake of future generations, we need to roll up our sleeves one more time and take the shot of change.