- Teen activists in Alaska are opposing a state plan to transfer nearly 20,000 acres of public land near Houston to a development authority, citing concerns about potential threats to forested land, trails, and wildlife habitat.
Teen activists are pushing back against a state plan to hand nearly 20,000 acres of public land near Houston, Alaska, to a development authority, warning that an industrial park and possible data center could threaten forested land, trails, and wildlife habitat.
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A group of teens penned a guest column in the Alaska Beacon, explaining why they oppose the initiative…