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Pebble has spent over $2 million this year on lobbyists to buy their permits...
If you're in Anchorage and want to learn more about Ocean Acidification - here's a great opportunity.If you're in Anchorage, don't miss the ocean acidification presentation tomorrow at the Egan Center! Bring your questions. This talk will also highlight a new project looking at ocean acidification and salmon.
Pebble engaged in insider-trading?
cnn.com
An environmental group wants the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate possible insider trading involving a mining company that is pursuing a massive gold and copper mine in AlaskaI am not surprised. I always thought that this was a classic mining stock scam from the start.
I would not doubt this.
Fake news. Pebble would never do something illegal or unethical. They have our best interests in mind.
It’s CNN how in hell can I even start to believe there load of crap
I sure noticed it! What a sewer pit
Hey Lisa Murkowski, did you see this story?
Probably, CBS is investigating that very thing.
Thought that’s how senators made their millions suppose to be legal not moral but legal.
NAK has had some wild news-related swings, no doubt someone is taking advantage.
That’s just congress padding their wallets
Dunleavy?
Southeast Alaska Conservation Council
The Tongass National Forest falls within the traditional territories of the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian Peoples, the original inhabitants of this land since time immemorial.
At the State of Alaska's request and with the support of the Trump Administration and Alaska's congressional delegation, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue wants to fully exempt the Tongass National Forest from the 2001 National Roadless Rule. This would put over 9 million acres of the Tongass National Forest at risk from more old-growth clear cut logging and new logging roads.
Alaskans support Keeping the National Roadless Rule on The Tongass! Join them in making sure your voice is heard. Send a comment to the Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue and the Forest Service: www.seacc.org/usfs_comment
As Joel Jackson, Tribal President of the Organized Village of Kake, says in the video: "We can't afford to fail on our watch." Please comment today and share this video!
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