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Pebble in the News

Michelle Beadle
May 25, 2017

Latest: Settlement resurrects Alaska’s Pebble Mine

Michelle Beadle
May 25, 2017

In May, President Trump’s EPA settled the suits, reversing Obama-era efforts to prevent development. Parent company Northern Dynasty Minerals plans to apply for a federal mining permit, a process that will likely take years.

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Michelle Beadle
May 24, 2017

Pebble Mine should be stopped in its tracks

Michelle Beadle
May 24, 2017

Alaska Seafood is a brand. The people of Alaska own the brand and the state government protects the brand through strict regulation and oversight. Millions of state, federal and private dollars have been invested in the Alaska Seafood brand and thousands of jobs depend on it. When a brand is tarnished, it can take years to recover. Sometimes, the brand is ruined forever.

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Michelle Beadle
May 24, 2017

THOUGHT THE PEBBLE MINE FIGHT WAS OVER? THINK AGAIN

Michelle Beadle
May 24, 2017

New EPA Administrator, Scott Pruitt. Last week the EPA reached a settlement agreement with the Pebble Limited Partnership, a subsidiary of Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd., which reverses EPA’s earlier decision that the project would be too detrimental to the salmon fishery.

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Michelle Beadle
May 18, 2017

Salmon defenders propose 2018 ballot initative, predict huge fish fight

Michelle Beadle
May 18, 2017

A group of the state’s staunchest salmon defenders is proposing a ballot initiative that seeks to strengthen legal protections for Alaska’s fish-bearing streams and rivers.

Tagged: State of Alaska

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Michelle Beadle
May 17, 2017

It's up to us to protect Alaska salmon now

Michelle Beadle
May 17, 2017

We never imagined ourselves as public figures. We are fishermen at the core, more at home with our subsistence salmon setnet in Bristol Bay, running a gillnet operation in Cook Inlet or knee-deep in the Kvichak River hunting for rainbows.

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