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Rep. Josephson Applauds Increased Oversight of the Proposed Pebble Mine

By Michael Mason | AKLeg on Apr 12, 2017   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

Rep. Josephson Applauds Increased Oversight of the Proposed Pebble Mine

Juneau – Representative Andy Josephson (D-Anchorage) released the following statement upon learning that the Alaska Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is placing new requirements on the Pebble Limited Partnership’s land-use permit for its mining claims in the Bristol Bay region. DNR is requiring some of the boreholes drilled during exploration activities be inspected, reclaimed, and […]

Alaskans demand Stronger Salmon Protections as State Considers Pebble Mine Permit Renewal

By Alannah Hurley | UTBB on Dec 2, 2016   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

Alaskans demand Stronger Salmon Protections as State Considers Pebble Mine Permit Renewal

DILLINGHAM, AK – Thursday afternoon, nearly 1,300 Alaskans delivered comments to the Alaska Department of Natural Resources (DNR) concerning the potential for the Pebble Limited Partnership to continue business as usual in Bristol Bay.  Yesterday was the final day of an open comment period concerning the Pebble developer’s Miscellaneous Land Use Permits (MLUP) renewal application, […]

Independent Review Finds On-Going Contamination from Pebble Exploration

By Alannah Hurley | United Tribes of Bristol Bay on Nov 3, 2016   Featured, Rural, State  

Independent Review Finds On-Going Contamination from Pebble Exploration

  DILLINGHAM, AK – Today, an independent scientific report commissioned by the United Tribes of Bristol Bay revealed the company behind the proposed Pebble Mine has failed to properly close and reclaim past drill wells located at the headwaters of Bristol Bay. Scientists found acidic soils with high metal concentrations, leaking wells, dead vegetation, and […]

‘Dirty Blizzard’ Sent 2010 Gulf Oil Spill Pollution to Seafloor

By Kevin Krajick/Kyu Lee | The Earth Institute-Columbia University on Jun 1, 2016   At Sea, Featured, National  

‘Dirty Blizzard’ Sent 2010 Gulf Oil Spill Pollution to Seafloor

In a new study, they also detailed how remnants of the oil, black carbon from burning oil slicks and contaminants from drilling mud combined with microscopic algae and other marine debris to descend in a “dirty blizzard” to the seafloor. The work, published May 30 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, confirms […]

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