Alaskans try for damage control as U.S.-China tariff dispute escalates
A U.S. trade war with China could hurt efforts to build an Arctic natural gas line and harm Alaska's growing seafood exports there.
June 22, 2018
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A Washington, D.C. trip that Gov. Bill Walker had scheduled to help promote North Slope natural gas development has taken on a new urgency now that U.S.-China trade tensions escalate.
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