Update on the Pebble Mine and EPA

[Rusty Spinner]

Here's some more good news on the proposed Pebble Mine in Alaska for those interested:

Bristol Bay | US EPA

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[iflifish]

And here is a good example of why the Pebble Mine is a bad idea -

Residents calling it an environmental disaster: tailings pond breach at Mount Polley Mine near Likely, BC | Globalnews.ca

[iflifish]

Final comment period ends this Friday, Sept. 19 - If you haven't done so already, please submit comments here to help protect Bristol Bay!

Tell EPA to Take Action to Protect Bristol Bay - Save Bristol Bay

[Future Fanatic]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017...askan-bay.html

[lightenup]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017...askan-bay.html

"The inspector general for the EPA, which last year conducted an investigation following requests by the state, Northern Dynasty, and others, found no evidence of bias in how the EPA conducted the study on potential mine impacts. It also concluded that the agency did not predetermine the study's outcome."

The EPA is now run by a person who thinks the EP in EPA isn't needed......the study is done, but let's revisit.... will slicing the top of the earth of this area will affect salmon runs?....hmmmm...oh hell, the fish will be fine.....go suck a bag of dicks Pruitt.....

P.S. the link doesn't work....iflifish

[Future Fanatic]

P.S. the link doesn't work....iflifish

I'm sure it did....

Two and a half years ago.

[CTobias]

I would encourage all of you to get involved and spread the word. This is something I am actively involved in here in Alaska.

Recently, we received word that the Chuitna Mine project has been indefinitely suspended.

We are trying to get legislation introduced that would amend current legislation to give ADF&G more power to protect salmon streams, to include stiffer fines and jail time for law breakers. This would also include a habitat impact study to any mine proposed on anadromous water ways. There is more to it obviously, but this is just the down and dirty of it.

When you have commercial fisherman, sport fisherman, and subsistence fisherman, all backing the same proposed legislation, then you know it is a good thing.

The TU chapter here is heavily involved in this as well. I've personally had multiple meetings with our area representative to discuss issues and sign petitions.

http://www.standforsalmon.org/

[lightenup]

I'm sure it did....

Two and a half years ago.

Ummm...Thanks...