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August 2011
Salmonstock August 5, 6, & 7, 2011 Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds Ninilchik The nonprofit Renewable Resources Foundation (RRF) is promoting this three-day music salmon event as a forum for information on Alaska wild salmon resources. (You may know the foundation as the source of those “No Pebble” stickers.) The RRF, an activist nonprofit organization that has … Continued
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August 2011
Salmonstock August 5, 6, & 7, 2011 Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds Ninilchik The nonprofit Renewable Resources Foundation (RRF) is promoting this three-day music salmon event as a forum for information on Alaska wild salmon resources. (You may know the foundation as the source of those “No Pebble” stickers.) The RRF, an activist nonprofit organization that has … Continued
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August 2011
Salmonstock August 5, 6, & 7, 2011 Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds Ninilchik The nonprofit Renewable Resources Foundation (RRF) is promoting this three-day music salmon event as a forum for information on Alaska wild salmon resources. (You may know the foundation as the source of those “No Pebble” stickers.) The RRF, an activist nonprofit organization that has … Continued
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August 2011
The July issue of the Pebble Watch newsletter is in shareholders’ mailboxes, and is available for download in the Newsletters section of our website now. This issue’s focus is watersheds, as well as information about the process and issues involved in the ongoing U.S. EPA Bristol Bay watershed assessment. Find tips on how to become more informed and involved, and read about EPA’s … Continued
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August 2011
The Pebble Partnership LLC filed an emergency petition last week asking the Alaska Superior Court to resolve challenges it has made regarding the “Save Our Salmon” initiative in the Lake and Peninsula Borough. In April, a petition signed by more than 300 citizens placed the initiative, popularly known as “Save Our Salmon,” on the October ballot. This … Continued
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July 2011
The blog Greenversations has posted first-hand accounts of visits to the Bristol Bay region by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials Dennis McLerran and Nancy Stoner (pictured in New Stuyahok, at right), part of the watershed assessment team that came to the region in early June. McLerran, EPA’s Pacific Northwest Regional Administrator, called the trip “extremely … Continued
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July 2011
Items recently added to the PebbleWatch calendar include: Salmonstock (August 5, 6, & 7, 2011) – Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds, Ninilchik. The nonprofit Renewable Resources Foundation (RRF) is promoting this three-day music salmon event as a forum for information on Alaska wild salmon resources. (You may know the foundation as the source of those “No Pebble” stickers.) … Continued
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July 2011
Watch for announcements of official EPA public meetings regarding the Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment. EPA has said it expects to travel to the Bristol Bay region sometime in Spring 2012 for a first round of official public meetings about the draft assessment. When dates and locations are announced, we will add them to our calendar.
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July 2011
A reminder that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has posted a call for information on its Region 10 website in order to collect additional information in support of its Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment. According to the website, technical data or site-specific studies would provide additional knowledge about area resources and help the EPA understand the … Continued
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July 2011
EPA has posted the presentations from its Mining Information sessions held in Newhalen and Dillingham June 2-3, 2011 on the Bristol Bay Mining Information Sessions page of its website. The materials are posted in four parts, in PDF format. They may be downloaded from the EPA site, or via the links below: Part 1, Mining … Continued