AkPIRG launches summer campaign to end Alaska’s use of “dirty diesel”Alaska Public Interest Research Group wants end to Alaska’s exemption to 1990 Clean Air Act, but refiners say U.S. guidelines impractical for Alaska Steve Sutherlin PNA Managing Editor
The Alaska Public Interest Research Group intends to knock on 50,000 doors in Alaska this summer in a campaign to end Alaska’s use of “dirty diesel” fuel.
AkPIRG canvassers are currently active in Anchorage and Fairbanks and have already contacted thousands of Alaskans, Steve Conn, AkPIRG executive....
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