Gas pipeline deadlock continues in Alaska Senate as special session nears end

The Alaska Senate remains divided on a crucial decision regarding a multibillion-dollar tax break for a proposed trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline, despite support from the state House and Governor Mike Dunleavy. With the special legislative session winding down, the Senate's deadlock could delay or even halt the project, which has been a point of contention among lawmakers. This stalemate highlights broader issues regarding economic development, environmental concerns, and regional energy infrastructure, underscoring the stakes involved for Alaska's future.