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Bristol Bay Tribes Shocked at Depth of Pebble’s Deception, Efforts to Rig the Process

By Alannah Hurley | United Tribes of Bristol Bay on Sep 22, 2020   Featured, General News, Southwest Alaska  

Bristol Bay Tribes Shocked at Depth of Pebble’s Deception, Efforts to Rig the Process

  DILLINGHAM, AK – The latest news of Pebble’s efforts to get a favorable permit decision confirm what Bristol Bay Tribes and residents have long suspected: the Pebble Limited Partnership has engaged for years in a smoke and mirrors campaign to fool Alaskans and the American people about its project, and it’s time for Alaska’s […]

Bristol Bay Tribes Overjoyed with Congressional Intervention on Pebble Mine

By Alannah Hurley | United Tribes of Bristol Bay on Aug 4, 2020   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

Bristol Bay Tribes Overjoyed with Congressional Intervention on Pebble Mine

  DILLINGHAM, AK ­– Bristol Bay Tribes reacted to the news that the House of Representatives acted Thursday to help stop the permitting process that is fast-tracking Pebble’s toxic proposal with optimism.   The House of Representatives took action Thursday to stop the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) from issuing a permit for the […]

U.S. Army Corps Rubber Stamps Proposed Pebble Mine, Ignoring Science, Tribes and Fishermen; Threatening World’s Greatest Sockeye Salmon Fishery and Thousands of Jobs

By Mary Martin | Salmon State on Jul 24, 2020   Featured, General News, Southwest Alaska  

U.S. Army Corps Rubber Stamps Proposed Pebble Mine, Ignoring Science, Tribes and Fishermen; Threatening World’s Greatest Sockeye Salmon Fishery and Thousands of Jobs

  ANCHORAGE—Via U.S. Postal Service, SalmonState and others today received from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for the Pebble Mine: a massive gold and copper mine and toxic waste dump proposed for the headwaters of the largest sockeye salmon run on the planet. The Corps’ conclusions in the […]

Pebble’s Last-Minute Change of Plans a Classic “Bait and Switch”

By Mary Martin | Salmon State on May 24, 2020   Featured, General News, Southwest Alaska  

Pebble’s Last-Minute Change of Plans a Classic “Bait and Switch”

  ANCHORAGE— Friday, in a stunning change of direction that calls into question the validity and legality of the ongoing Pebble Mine permitting process and Environmental Analysis, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced a new preferred road and infrastructure access route to the proposed mega-mine in Bristol Bay’s headwaters. Until Friday, Pebble’s preferred route, […]

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