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October 2011
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) has published an article highlighting the Pebble Mine issue, which was raised at the science organization’s first-ever Arctic Science Symposium in Dillingham last month. “Proposed Pebble Mine Has Alaskan Community Focused on Critical Science and Policy Issues,” by Edward W. Lempinen, addresses the cultural and economic … Continued
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October 2011
The debate over the proposed Pebble Mine continues to garner national attention, with featured stories on National Public Radio and news articles appearing in a range of papers from the LA Times to the Lebanon Daily News. Many of the recent stories regard the outcome of the Lake and Peninsula Borough “Save Our Salmon” initiative, … Continued
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October 2011
State of Alaska agencies in the departments of Natural Resources, Fish and Game and Environmental Conservation  are continuing to collect public input on a Permitting Initiative to review and streamline the current state permitting process used for development of both small and large resource development projects, including mining. The proposed Pebble Mine is one of … Continued
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October 2011
Members of the Pebble Watch team were available last week at the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention in Anchorage to answer questions, give out copies of past newsletters, and introduce visitors to this web site as a source for educational information and updates related to the development of the proposed Pebble Mine. Questions we heard … Continued
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October 2011
Environment & Energy TV (E&ETV), a national online environmental and energy news service, has brought back its focus to the proposed Pebble Mine in a recent interview with Jason Metrokin, CEO of Bristol Bay Native Corporation (BBNC). The same program featured an interview earlier this year with John Shively, CEO of the Pebble Limited Partnership. Metrokin spoke … Continued
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October 2011
To help keep readers up-to-date, Pebble Watch offers regular roundups of news articles related to the proposed Pebble Mine. Many of this week’s stories regard the “Save Our Salmon” initiative on the October 4 Lake and Peninsula Borough ballot.  
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September 2011
To help keep readers up-to-date, Pebble Watch offers regular roundups of news articles related to the proposed Pebble Mine. First topic this week: Coverage from a national science conference in Dillingham, where Pebble Watch also happened to be last week (see news item, below, and the picture at right.)
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September 2011
The Arctic Division of the world’s largest general scientific society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), meets in Dillingham, Wednesday through Saturday, September 21-24, 2011. Conference presentations will include sessions on Bristol Bay salmon habitat and the Influence of Mining in Western Alaska. The conference will also include Saturday presentations, posters, and field trips. … Continued