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OPINION: Congress should leave the Ambler Road out of military budget bill

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By Paul D. Eaton
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
I was eight years old when Alaska became a state. It was the same time that conservation efforts in America were just gaining traction. I was lucky enough to learn from an early and incredibly impactful advocate for the movement: my Air Force Academy grammar school teacher. A staunch conservationist, she made such a strong case for the movement, that even a third-grader was hooked. She taught concepts like nature’s final frontier and instilled the values of preservation and conservation.
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By Paul D. Eaton
| Duluth News Tribune Verified
Four years after President Donald Trump undermined U.S. national security by withdrawing unilaterally from the Iran nuclear deal for political gain, the United States is still experiencing the consequences. The deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, blocked Iran’s path to a nuclear bomb, de-escalating a critical security risk and keeping service members out of harm’s way.
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Point & counterpoint: US-Iran nuclear deal | Paul D. Eaton - Withdrawal was absolute disaster

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By Paul D. Eaton
| The Journal-Courier Verified
Paul D. Eaton June 3, 2022 This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate Four years after President Donald Trump undermined U.S. national security by withdrawing unilaterally from the Iran nuclear deal for political gain, the United States is still experiencing the consequences. The deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, blocked Iran’s path to a nuclear bomb, de-escalating a critical security risk and keeping service members out of harm’s way.
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