The resolution would urge federal agencies to ease tribes' and rural communities' access to cleanup funds, while asking the state to work with coastal groups.
The resolution would urge federal agencies to provide more money for marine debris cleanup and removal, and to ease funding barriers for Alaska tribes and rural communities.
The resolution would support efforts to keep debris off Alaska's shorelines and clean it up, and urge the state to work with coastal communities and organizations.
The resolution would support Alaska's members of Congress as they seek more federal funding for debris prevention, cleanup, removal, transport, and education.
The resolution would urge federal agencies to provide more funding for marine debris work and ease access to that funding. The request covers tribes and rural communities seeking funds for marine debris cleanup and removal in Alaska. The resolution urges agencies to act; it does not require them to provide funding.
The resolution would support efforts to prevent marine debris and clean it up, and urge the state to work with coastal groups. The efforts address marine debris on Alaska's shorelines and involve coastal communities, tribes, nonprofit organizations, municipal departments, and private businesses. The resolution asks the state to work with these groups to the greatest extent possible.
The resolution would support Alaska's congressional delegation as it advocates for more federal funding and support for marine debris work. The requested support covers preventing, cleaning up, and removing marine debris, transporting it from remote areas, and educating people. The resolution supports advocacy; it does not require Congress to provide funding.
No hearings or votes scheduled.