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New Analysis Confirms British Columbia Mines Pose Unacceptable, Irreversible Threats to U.S. Waters, Communities

By Mary Martin | Salmon State on Jul 14, 2022   Featured, General News, Southeast Alaska  

New Analysis Confirms British Columbia Mines Pose Unacceptable, Irreversible Threats to U.S. Waters, Communities

Risks escalating due to more frequent catastrophic weather events related to climate change SEATTLE – British Columbia’s rapidly accelerating mining boom – and the dangerous waste that accompanies it – threaten communities and watersheds in neighboring states, including Washington, Alaska, Idaho and Montana according to a new report. Climate-fueled floods and disasters are exacerbating the […]

First Nations Land Defenders Take Direct Action Against Trans Mountain Pipeline

By Brett Wilkins | Common Dreams on Apr 4, 2021   Featured, National/World, World  

First Nations Land Defenders Take Direct Action Against Trans Mountain Pipeline

“Today we stand on unceded, unsurrendered, illegally occupied Secwepemc land to show that we will not stop until the pipeline is terminated and the land is returned to the rightful title holders.” A pair of Indigenous land defenders locked themselves to equipment at a fossil fuel pumping station in British Columbia on Saturday, vowing to […]

Meaningful Mining Reforms Stalled in British Columbia

By Salmon Beyond Borders on Nov 2, 2018   Featured, Southeast Alaska, State  

Meaningful Mining Reforms Stalled in British Columbia

(Vancouver, B.C.) — Two years after the B.C. Auditor General called for sweeping reforms to mine compliance, enforcement and reclamation bonding, the B.C. government is quietly soliciting comments on watered-down reclamation security policy recommendations with little outreach and a tight deadline of November 8. There are numerous deeply informed reports calling for clear changes, so […]

Kinder Morgan Pipeline Continues to be Stalled due to Disputes

By Alaska Native News on May 28, 2018   Featured, National/World, World  

Kinder Morgan Pipeline Continues to be Stalled due to Disputes

The  Canadian government and Alberta are concerned that the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion will be halted by British Columbia who has concerns of an oil spill on land or at sea in their territory if the expansion goes through. Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd, the Canadian arm of the Houston, Texas oil company has set a May  31st […]

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