WHO WE ARE

RDC is an Alaskan, non-profit, membership-funded organization comprised of individuals and companies from Alaska’s oil and gas, mining, timber, tourism, and fisheries industries. RDC’s purpose is to link these diverse industries together to encourage a strong, diversified private sector and grow Alaska through responsible resource development. 

RDC News  

3/17/2020 - RDC office has been closed temporarily.
Our team will be working remotely until further notice. Please see the contact information below if you need to reach one of our team members directly during this time.  

Marleanna Hall: [email protected]
Carl Portman: [email protected]
Rebecca Koonce: [email protected]

Please note: Breakfast meetings have been temporarily suspended until further notice.

 


   Join the OneALASKA coalition!
   Learn more about OneALASKA  

      March 5th Breakfast Presentation Now Online!
      Progress on Pebble’s Permitting
      Featuring: Tom Collier, CEO, Pebble Partnership

      Watch now

      RDC Job Opportunity: Project Coordinator

      Recruitment has been postponed until further notice.
      Learn more here

  
       February Resource Review Newsletter
       Read here   


       Recent comment letters:
       March 20, 2020 Support for SB 155 to HFIN
       March 20, 2020 Support for SB 160 
       March 17, 2020 Request for PVSA Temporary Waiver
       March 10, 2020 CEQ's proposed revisions to NEPA
                              March 4, 2020 Support of the American Energy Innovation Act
       
      

The Benefits of Membership


RDC's strength comes from the diversity in its membership. With the broad interests we represent, RDC is able to link a diverse network to help influence a strong private sector economy and grow Alaska through responsible resource development. RDC also tackles many of the other issues these industries face through our involvement with the legislature and with state and federal regulators.

  
Learn More About Membership

 

2019 Annual Report

  

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