Gov. Mike Dunleavy accepted Department of Environmental Conservation commissioner Jason Brune’s resignation on Wednesday. Brune, who has served as commissioner for nearly five years, is leaving to pursue a future in the private sector, the governor said. His last day will be August 20.
“Commissioner Brune’s tenure in DEC demonstrated his uncanny ability to balance environmental protection with responsible natural resource development,” Dunleavy said. “While I am sorry to see him go, I respect his decision with the knowledge that his outstanding leadership at a new venue will continue to move Alaska forward.”
“It has been an honor to serve with Governor Dunleavy and so many great commissioners over the years,” Brune said. “I’m so proud of and grateful for the hard work DEC employees do on a daily basis, in close collaboration with the regulated community, to advance our economy while protecting human health and the environment.”
Deputy Commissioner Emma Pokon will serve as acting commissioner until the governor selects a permanent replacement later this year.
He is free to buy Carbon Credits now , anyone see a ESG Broker here? Good luck, Mr. Brune !
Question: So is his replacement acting commissioner Pokon now a Board member to the Permanent Fund?
Ahh, bummer. Jason was great for job. He really knew how to stand up to the liberals. I wish you the best in your future endeavors. Thank you for your service.
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