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Live from Soldotna, folks know Pebble is still the wrong mine in the wrong place!
Wish I could have been there supporting you all on❤️ Thank you for making a stand!
Way to go Soldotna!!!
No Pebble Mine.Fish forever.
Technology. What is unimaginable today will be standard tomorrow.
No Pebble Mine!!!
NOT NOW!! NOT EVER!!🤙😍🇺🇸
Thank you Soldotna!
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Very good.
Without precious metals how will you make renewable energy parts?🧐
Not enough room to say “Stop Northern Dynasty Minerals.” “Pebble “ sounds too diminutive to me —- marketing ploy.
Gettin ready to rally against pebble in Soldotna!!! Here in front of Murkowski’s office at the Blazy mall asking her to stand with Alaskans and say no to the wrong mine in the wrong place! Walk with us to music in the park at 6!
Wild salmon define who we are Alaskans. Comments on Pebble Mine due July 1. #defendbristolbay
Salmon and Alaska - Alaska Public Media
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Salmon are an iconic symbol of Alaska: plentiful and wild. On this week’s Outdoor Explorer we’ll being talking with Amy Gulick about her new book “The Salmon Way.”There is ONE week left to submit your public comment on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Pebble Mine. #NoPebbleMine
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Bristol Bay residents, fishermen, and businesses agree that Pebble Mine’s permitting process is rushed, politically driven, and endangers Alaska’s most critical and productive salmon fishery.Today's NYT. Pebble comments due July 1. #defendbristolbay #savebristolbay
It’s a Canadian pipeline trying to convince Coos bay Oregon they can supply gas to an LNG refinery on our bay and it is a good, clean high paying job source. They don’t go into details how drilling under our bays won’t effect sea life, salmon, crabs etc. etc. greed is keeping the desire alive for over ten years now.
If you break this Pebble do you think you can fix it?
It would be better if a nuke hit the area than that mind! At least radio activity has a 1/2 life.
Are we understanding that this is driven by a Canadian company so help from California in fighting this is at least still USA help.
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Headline should read "MESSAGE TO SPECULATORS". No true investor would buy into net negative present value of that proportion with huge development costs added before any stockholders are a dime
Save Bristol Bay from the destruction of pebble mine which is based on Greed & without hesitation will destroy the salmon & other wildlife of Bristol Bay a beautiful natural area of Alaska by a Canadian mining company it’s just plain greed😡
Thank you Cook Inletkeeper and sponsors for this !!!! #nopebblemine
Whomever came up with advertisement should get paid more. That’s such a great approach.
Me either...go away miners.
Protect Bristol Bay, No Pebble Mine
Educating those outside of AK is paramount! Thank-you Cook Inletkeepers!
Build the mine once again out of state money and rich lodge owners dictating development in Alaska a lot of young people of western Alaska would love a good job to support there family’s that would help end a lot of the regions problems 1 . Suicide rate one of the highest in the nation 2 sexual assault Alaska’s dirty little secret highest in the nation 3.education very low high school grad rates. The poor get poorer while the fat cats with there private planes get to enjoy there private hunting and fishing.
I just don't get it. This is such a bad Idea for this open pit mine in this location. So, instead of complaining and our need for these minerals. Where would be a good location for the mine be? Maybe give them a alternative instead of a no. This mine is a disaster if it went through. We are scientist, whats the next and ideal location?
NAK is the stock symbol. Share price today: 45 cents. Year to date return: minus 27%. Not seeing anything to indicate they would pay for mitigation measures. Northern Dynasty Minerals
Right on! Power to the people! This is supposed to be the Owner State!
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