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Alaska Gold Settles with EPA for Clean Water Act Violations at Nome Mine Site

By EPA Public Affairs, Suzanne Skadowski on Sep 20, 2012   State  

Alaska Gold Settles with EPA for Clean Water Act Violations at Nome Mine Site

SEATTLE-The Alaska Gold Company has paid a penalty for alleged Clean Water Act violations at the Rock Creek mine near Nome, Alaska. According to a settlement announced yesterday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the company allegedly violated permit requirements for controlling storm water pollution during construction activities.







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