House Joint Resolution 28 passed the Legislature this session and urges the President and United States Congress not to take any action that restricts energy exploration, development or production on the Alaskan Outer Continental Shelf or elsewhere in the United States.
Rep. Johnson believes that our current economic climate and the continuing high energy prices make it more important than ever that we work with the oil and gas industry and federal regulators to ensure that we work together to develop our domestic energy sources and do nothing to restrict businesses that are creating jobs and stimulating our economy.
