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Pebble Mine Buying Permits Under Trump Administration

By Bob Shavelson | Cook Inlet Keeper on Jul 23, 2020   Op/Ed and the Editor  

Pebble Mine Buying Permits Under Trump Administration

  Massive spending on lobbyists gives foreign mining interests unfair advantage over everyday Alaskans A new compilation by Cook Inletkeeper from U.S. Senate Lobbying Reports shows the Canadian mining interests behind the proposed Pebble mine have spent more than $15 million since 2007 on high-priced lobbyists to buy their way to federal permits.   And since […]

May 24th, 1922

By Alaska Native News on May 24, 2020   This Day in Alaskan History  

May 24th, 1922

Disaster Fund Deadline for CFEC Permit Holders Set for Oct 31

By Fishermen's News Online on Sep 9, 2019   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Disaster Fund Deadline for CFEC Permit Holders Set for Oct 31

Harvesters with Alaska’s Commercial Fishery Entry Commission (CFEC) permits have until Oct. 31 to apply for their share of the $31.8 million in financial relief for fishery participants impacted by the 2016 Gulf of Alaska pink salmon fishery disaster. Application materials for crew members, according to details released in August by the Pacific States Marine […]

Kuskokwim Tribes Fight Donlin Mine Permits

By Mary Matthias | Orutsararmiut Native Council on Feb 8, 2019   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

Kuskokwim Tribes Fight Donlin Mine Permits

Leaders Assert Major Mine Permits are Illegal, Rushed, and Ignore Local Concerns Bethel, Alaska – Thursday a consortium of  tribal governments from the Kuskokwim region led by Orutsararmiut Native Council (ONC) has filed an appeal of two permits recently issued by the State of Alaska to Donlin Gold, a mining project owned by Canadian based […]

Take Action: Protect Bristol Bay from Pebble’s Toxic Exploration

By Team UTBB on Jan 17, 2019   Featured, Op/Ed and the Editor  

Take Action: Protect Bristol Bay from Pebble’s Toxic Exploration

  Camai! The Pebble Limited Partnership recently applied for new State of Alaska permits to continue using public lands at the headwaters of Bristol Bay’s major salmon-producing rivers. For the past two years, the state has limited Pebble’s permits to 12 months at a time, requiring the company to reapply each year. That was thanks to more […]

NOAA Enforcement Taking Action Against Charter Halibut Fishing Violators

By NOAA Fisheries on Aug 3, 2018   At Sea, Featured, State  

NOAA Enforcement Taking Action Against Charter Halibut Fishing Violators

Charter halibut fishing is an experience that many people look forward to when visiting Alaska. But, there are specific rules and regulations to ensure the sustainability of the species, which, when broken, are subject to enforcement action by NOAA’s Office of Law Enforcement (OLE). Recently in Juneau, OLE fined a charter owner/operator $9,750 for exceeding […]

Record Number of Alaskans ask State to Protect Bristol Bay during DNR Comment Period

By Alannah Hurley | UTBB on Feb 22, 2018   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

Record Number of Alaskans ask State to Protect Bristol Bay during DNR Comment Period

DILLINGHAM, AK – Tuesday, more than 1,400 comments were delivered to the Alaska Department of Natural Resources asking for strong state protections for Bristol Bay after the agency’s inspections showed that more reclamation work is needed at some of the sites where the Pebble Limited Partnership has conducted its exploration.   “Alaskans have been clear: […]

Bristol Bay Stakeholders to Testify in Juneau Regarding Proposed Pebble Mine

By Alannah Hurley | UTBB on Feb 15, 2018   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

Bristol Bay Stakeholders to Testify in Juneau Regarding Proposed Pebble Mine

JUNEAU, AK – Members of the Alaska Legislature will hear from a diverse group of Bristol Bay leaders and top scientists regarding permits for the proposed Pebble Mine and impacts the mine would have on Bristol Bay’s watershed and all it sustains. Despite steadfast opposition to the project from Bristol Bay tribes, residents, businesses, anglers, […]

Subsistence Halibut Fishing Is Important for Rural Alaskans, Enforcement Personnel Increasing Outreach about Program

By Ally Rogers | NOAA on Nov 20, 2017   At Sea, Featured, State  

Subsistence Halibut Fishing Is Important for Rural Alaskans, Enforcement Personnel Increasing Outreach about Program

Fisheries management throughout Alaska relies on a mix of state, federal, and international laws and regulations. These rules provide the guidance for programs such as the Alaska Subsistence Halibut Program. The program permits rural residents and members of Alaska Native tribes to catch halibut for direct personal or family consumption as food, sharing for personal […]

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