Reps. Edgmon

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Impartiality essential to assessing Pebble

Never underestimate the controversy that will attach itself to any enterprise related to the Pebble prospect. The latest debate revolves around the Legislature's reappropriation of $750,000 from last year's budget to fund a third-party interdisciplinary study of the potential environmental and socioeconomic impacts of large-scale mining in the Bristol Bay watershed.

By Reps. Edgmon and Alan Austerman●

May 21, 2010 at 9:41 pm

Reps. Edgmon

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Impartiality essential to assessing Pebble

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