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Young Solidifies his Pro-Pebble Stance in Fairbanks Chamber Debate

By Travis Smith on Oct 30, 2014   Politics  

Young Solidifies his Pro-Pebble Stance in Fairbanks Chamber Debate

ANCHORAGE: Representative Young’s position on the proposed Pebble Mine has been unclear at times, without a definitive yes or no answer on where he stands. After the Tuesday debate we now have clarity. Don is Yes on Pebble. Young has said that the issues surrounding the Pebble Mine are not his primary concern stating that, […]

EPA Settles with UniSea for Violations

By Marianne Holsman | EPA-Seattle on Sep 25, 2014   General News  

Seattle-The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has settled with UniSea, Inc., an Alaska seafood processor, for alleged violations of the federal Clean Air Act Risk Management Program. On July 21, 2010, EPA inspected the UniSea seafood processing facility located at 88 Salmon Way, Dutch Harbor, Alaska.  At the time of the inspection, UniSea had greater […]

Bristol Bay Tribes Behind EPA Protections

By Alannah Hurley | UTBB on Sep 22, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, State  

Bristol Bay Tribes Behind EPA Protections

DILLINGHAM, AK –  Bristol Bay’s communities submitted over 1,500 written comments supporting the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed restrictions to protect the waters of Bristol Bay from mines like Pebble.  During the public hearings, over 85% of in-region testimony supported Clean Water Act protections and passionately communicated to EPA that mines like Pebble would pose significant […]

Congressman Young Leads Effort to Reverse EPA Wage Garnishment Regulation

By Matt Shuckerow | Office of Congressman Don Young on Jul 17, 2014   Featured, Politics  

Washington, D.C. – Only days after calling upon the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reverse it’s out of touch regulation that would severely jeopardize the due process rights of Americans nationwide, Alaskan Congressman Don Young Wednesday announced the agency has relented. Earlier this month, the EPA issued a final notice in the Federal Register claiming […]

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