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Finalizes decision to reject Ambler Road proposal, avoiding significant, irrevocable impacts to Tribal subsistence uses, permafrost.
Recommends continued protection of 28 million acres of public lands crucial for Alaska Native and rural subsistence.
Decision means that the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) will not have a right-of-way across BLM -managed lands.
Final EIS identifies “no action” as preferred alternative, which would retain current protections for these lands and avoid potential impacts to natural and cultural resources.
The previous Administration ’s decision was put on hold to allow full consideration of the potential consequences and ensure adequate engagement with the public and Alaska Native communities.
This analysis will inform a decision by the Secretary of the Interior .
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