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Bristol Bay watershed assessment due out this year

Fears that proposed Pebble Mine in southwest Alaska could damage Bristol Bay salmon habitat

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 7, 2013 07:42 GMT
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The US Environmental Protection Agency intends to complete its Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment this year, after an additional round of review and comment, EPA regional administrator Dennis McLerran said Feb. 5, report Cordova Times. [...]

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