Dear Bristol Bay supporters, After years of sitting on the fence, both of Alaska’s Republican U.S. Senators, Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan, have now officially opposed the proposed Pebble mine. Before we get into the details, please know that YOU, our supporters, made this happen. Your voices, spoken loudly, consistently and in unison told elected decision makers […]
Earlier this week, Pebble executives were caught on camera saying some damning things about their true intentions in Bristol Bay. Now-former Pebble Limited Partnership CEO, Tom Collier, and Northern Dynasty Minerals President, Ron Thiessen, unequivocally showed their companies’ true intentions: that the impacts to Bristol Bay from Pebble will be much larger than proposed in the ongoing permitting process, and that they are using […]
Dear Bristol Bay supporters, Last week was big for Bristol Bay. A week ago, the Army Corps of Engineers announced that the current Pebble proposal would not receive its key federal permit, a major step in the right direction toward stopping the Canadian mining company with a risky and incomplete plan. On Friday, Trout […]
Dear Bristol Bay supporters, Monday’s Pebble mine-related news was a little confusing – is it dead? Is it delayed? To clear it up, you’re invited to join a live event, hosted on Facebook, on Friday at 9 a.m. PST/noon EST where we’ll explain what happened, what it means, and where we go from here. […]
A message by Meghan and the Save Bristol Bay team at Trout Unlimited to all Bristol Bay supporters: I am overjoyed to write to you with great news for Bristol Bay. Today, the Army Corps of Engineers delivered a major blow to the proposed Pebble mine by finding that the project fails to meet Clean Water Act standards […]
Orvis Fly Fishing blog editor Phil Monahan talks to Nelli Williams–Alaska Program Director for Trout Unlimited–about the ramifications of the US Army Corps of Engineers releasing their Final Environmental Impact Statement on Friday, July 24. https://news.orvis.com/fly-fishing/ http://www.savebristolbay.org/ Also look at: https://flyfishing-blog.com/flyfishing-blog.com/2020/07/27/orvis-how-to-read-water-10-how-to-fish-rock-shelves/ https://flyfishing-blog.com/flyfishing-blog.com/2020/07/23/orvis-spring-smallmouth-bass-fishing-hawk-lake-lodge/ https://flyfishing-blog.com/flyfishing-blog.com/2020/07/19/orvis-guide-to-fly-fishing-tarpon-caye-lodge-belize/
Dear Bristol Bay supporters, Pebble’s key permit could be issued in 27 days. We know there’s a lot going on right now in the world, in the efforts to safeguard Bristol Bay, and probably in your own life. But after the release of the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for the proposed Pebble mine last week, we need two minutes of your time. […]
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The controversial Pebble Mine, proposed for a location near the headwaters that feed the Bristol Bay, Alaska, sockeye fishery, has received its final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. SalmonState, an advocate for salmon fisheries in Alaska, has called the new impact statement a “rubber stamp” that is largely the […]
Today, the final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for the proposed Pebble mine was released by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. If you’ve been following along over the last two years, we have now entered the final stages of the permitting process for Pebble. Within as little as 30 days from today, Pebble could be granted or denied its most important federal permit. The […]
