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Timing set in FACA case; 404(c) process delayed
In late November Federal Judge H. Russel Holland ordered a preliminary injunction to halt the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 404(c) proceedings related to the Pebble deposit in Bristol Bay until he rules … Continued
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Court issues injunction delaying EPA process on Pebble
No movement on FACA case expected until next year.
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Mount Polley: officials reassure Alaska, mine lays off workers, investigators ask for public input
The latest news regarding the Mount Polley tailings breach, clean-up and investigation.
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Bristol Bay Forever: after long effort, initiative may still face legal challenges
Public initiative passes, but won’t be used for years – if ever.
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Alaska candidates: Where do they stand on Pebble?
The issue of the Pebble mine is playing a role in Alaska’s election this year, particularly in the Senate race between incumbent Mark Begich and candidate Dan Sullivan. Some candidates … Continued
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News Roundup: November 2014
Recent news related to the proposed Pebble mine includes election-related coverage and a new lawsuit brought against the EPA by the Pebble Partnership. Alaska mine project splits major state industries (Associated Press, … Continued
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Feds: State must improve election info for Alaska Natives
Judge to rule on State’s plan for improvement
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PLP vs. EPA: one case dismissed, the other rescheduled
Updates on lawsuits brought by Pebble against the EPA.
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PLP’s Tom Collier describes efforts to fight EPA
Pebble Limited Partnership CEO Tom Collier says his company is “punching back” at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and its efforts to employ a rarely used section of the Clean … Continued