This Day in Alaskan History-May 23rd, 1922
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Trump Cuts to Foreign Aid Leave Food Destined for Desperate Millions Rotting in Storage
“The dismantling of USAID and cuts to humanitarian aid has been devastating and unacceptable,” said one international aid group. More than a million people in some of the world’s most impoverished countries could be fed for three months and hundreds of thousands of children’s lives could be saved if $98 million in ready-made meals and […]
This Day in Alaskan History-May 5th, 1898
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Senate Bill 139 protects both food security and national security
“U.S. foreign adversaries have already purchased ag lands and properties near military bases in the Lower 48,” bill sponsor Senator Shelley Hughes said. “Let’s ensure that does not happen in Alaska.” JUNEAU–Wednesday, a bill by Senator Shelley Hughes (R-Palmer) was reintroduced in the Alaska Senate. Senate Bill 139 addresses the nexus between food security and […]