Trans-Alaska pipeline urged to curb imports
Governor William A. Egan argues the Alaska line would deliver 3.4 billion barrels of oil sooner, reducing U.S. reliance on foreign crude and strengthening the dollar amid high import costs and the risks of a Canadian line. He asserts a Canadian route would delay production, cut Alaska oil access, raise total costs, and destabilize prices, urging Trans-Alaska as the only sensible option.
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