Interior Alaska Airboat Ass'n v. State

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• holding that, where the challenger merely disputes the relative weight the agency accorded to important policy factors, we are not empowered to resolve that dispute
• stating that \[this court is not empowered to resolve\ policy disputes over the management of Alaska's natural resources so long as the agency did not act unreasonably or arbitrarily
• noting that regulations will be upheld as long as they are \consistent with and reasonably necessary to implement the statutes authorizing their adoption\ (quoting State, Bd. of Marine Pilots v. Renwick, 936 P.2d 526, 531 (Alaska 1997))
• \[R]eview [of the reasonableness of a regulation] consists primarily of ensuring that the agency has taken a hard look at the salient problems and has genuinely engaged in reasoned decision making.\
• \[Rleview [of the reasonableness of a regulation] consists primarily of ensuring that the agency has taken a hard look at the salient problems and has genuinely engaged in reasoned decision making.\

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