Opinion: Dunleavy’s energy conference is an insult to Alaskans. We know what real sustainability looks like.

Sarah Furman, Courtney Moore, Enei Begaye and Erin Jackson-Hill, Anchorage Daily News
June 2, 2025

The ADN opinion piece argues that Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s “Sustainable Energy Conference” is anything but sustainable, calling it an insult to Alaskans most affected by the climate and energy crises. The authors criticize the event for centering fossil fuel executives, Trump‑era energy officials, and non‑sustainable technologies while sidelining Indigenous leaders, community experts, and real renewable solutions. They highlight that true sustainability already exists in Alaska through local, community‑driven projects rooted in Indigenous stewardship and practical clean‑energy innovation. The piece urges Alaskans to reject political theater and support genuine, locally informed pathways to a resilient energy future.

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