The Pebble mine review cannot be rushed. Here’s why.
There is no law or federal policy that compels the Corps to put speed over substance on a project that could be disastrous for Bristol Bay.
Bristol Bay is open for business
Opposition to the Pebble mine has never followed party lines or been a red, blue or green issue. It’s an Alaska issue.
Bristol Bay leaders urge approval of salmon initiative
The current rules are from a different time and they need to be updated. Ballot Measure 1 is a sensible update that would provide a stronger and more transparent science-based permitting system.
Addressing climate change in Alaska means taking action now
Alaska has been home for hundreds of generations. The only place to start is from where we are. We’re ready to get to work.
Alaskans, not Outsiders, oppose Pebble mine
The proposed Pebble mine poses fundamental and unacceptable risks to the salmon fisheries of the Bristol Bay region and the economic and subsistence benefits those fisheries provide.
Pebble advisers must know the answer is still no
The people of Bristol Bay don't want any version of the copper and gold mine in the headwaters of the world's greatest salmon fishery. Period.
Pebble advisers must know the answer is still no
The people of Bristol Bay don't want any version of the copper and gold mine in the headwaters of the world's greatest salmon fishery. Period.
People of Bristol Bay give thanks, and aim to protect the reason
OPINION: People of Bristol Bay have abundant reason to give thanks, and don't intend to let Pebble to lessen that abundance.
Begich legislation does not 'further genocide'
A recent public comment about Sen. Begich's proposed Alaska Safe Families and Villages act was wrong. It is not genocide to empower tribes to help stop domestic violence, alcohol and drug abuse, and suicides in their own communities.