Tag: Save Bristol Bay

Bristol Bay: It is not over yet

“It ain’t over until it’s over”….that’s the timely reminder from the American Fly Fishing Trade Association (AFFTA) regarding the long term development of Alaska’s Bristol Bay.

“It ain’t over until it’s over”… that’s the timely reminder from the American Fly Fishing Trade Association (AFFTA) regarding the long term development of Alaska’s Bristol Bay. Earlier this month the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) blocked Alaska’s bid to revive the infamous Pebble copper and gold mine by appealing directly to the US Supreme Court. […]

Without permanent protections, Bristol Bay is still an open target

On Monday, the 26th of April, the largest hunting and fishing businesses and organizations sent a letter to President Biden and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) calling for permanent protections for the people, fish, and fish-based economies of Bristol Bay.

  Dear Bristol Bay supporter, On Monday, the 26th of April, the largest hunting and fishing businesses and organizations sent a letter to President Biden and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) calling for permanent protections for the people, fish, and fish-based economies of Bristol Bay.     Join the hunting and angling community by […]

Investing in Bristol Bay means permanent protections for the region

On Wednesday, 50 investors representing $105 billion released a letter calling for the EPA and Congress to permanently protect Bristol Bay from large-scale mining.

  Dear Bristol Bay supporters,  On Wednesday the 7th of April, 50 investors representing $105 billion released a letter calling for the EPA and Congress to permanently protect Bristol Bay from large-scale mining.  Join investors in telling EPA and Congress that we want permanent protections for Bristol Bay today.  While recognizing the importance of natural […]

Save Bristol Bay UPDATE: Pebble permit appeal

They promised to try to overturn the permit decision, and officially filed an administrative appeal in January 2021. 

  Dear Bristol Bay supporters, From the minute that the key federal permit was denied in November 2020, we knew that the Pebble Limited Partnership would continue to push its mine plan in Bristol Bay. They promised to try to overturn the permit decision, and officially filed an administrative appeal in January 2021.     While watching […]

Governor Dunleavy is at it again

Late last Friday afternoon, Alaska’s Governor Dunleavy announced that the State of Alaska will file an appeal in attempt to overturn the permit denial for the proposed Pebble mine.  

  Dear Bristol Bay supporters, Late last Friday afternoon, Alaska’s Governor Dunleavy announced that the State of Alaska will file an appeal in attempt to overturn the permit denial for the proposed Pebble mine.       Alaskans- please call the Governor today at 907-465-3500 and remind him that he represents Alaskans, not a disgraced foreign mining company. If you live outside of Alaska, please send a note to your elected officials and […]

Bristol Bay is not fully protected yet and industry can help to sustain final push

In the fight to save Bristol Bay, campaign cordinator, Scott Hed can see light at the end of the tunnel. “We are headed into an exciting phase with a clear vision, but we are not there yet and the trade needs to help to sustain a final push.”

In the fight to save Bristol Bay, campaign cordinator, Scott Hed can see light at the end of the tunnel. “We are headed into an exciting phase with a clear vision, but we are not there yet and the trade needs to help to sustain a final push.” Here, in a Q&A, Scott outlines the […]

Save Bristol Bay: Pebble mine DENIED

Today, we are excited to share that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has officially denied Pebble its most important federal permit. 

  Dear Bristol Bay supporters, Today, we are excited to share that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has officially denied Pebble its most important federal permit.  Yes, you read that right: for now, the proposed Pebble mine is stopped. Citing irreversible and unacceptable impacts to wetlands and water resources, the Army Corps of Engineers’ decision follows the high […]

Save Bristol Bay: New plan, same lies…

In August, the Army Corps of Engineers told Pebble that its current plan would fail to receive the most important federal permit because it didn’t meet Clean Water Act standards. Pebble was sent back to the drawing board to re-do its mitigation plan.

  Dear Bristol Bay supporters, In August, the Army Corps of Engineers told Pebble that its current plan would fail to receive the most important federal permit because it didn’t meet Clean Water Act standards. Pebble was sent back to the drawing board to re-do its mitigation plan. Today, Pebble submitted a new plan. Unsurprisingly, it still fails to protect Bristol Bay from permanent damage. Tell decision makers to deny Pebble’s permit today.   […]

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