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Chef asks public to oppose proposed Pebble Bay mine in Alaska

A chef and restaurant owner says the development of the Pebble Bay mine near Alaska's Bristol Bay poses a serious threat to the viability of the US seafood industry 

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 18, 2017 16:46 BST
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A chef and restaurant owner says the development of the Pebble Bay mine near Alaska's Bristol Bay poses a serious threat to the viability of the US seafood industry, according to the blog Civil Eats [...]

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