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Big, odd mix of allies march alongside salmon harvesters in Pebble Mine fight

As of Friday morning, the US Army Corp. of Engineers had received almost 80,000 comment letters in relation to the draft environmental impact statement for Pebble Mine

By Jason Huffman | June 28, 2019 18:25 BST
Mist settles over Cook Inlet not far from Iliamna, Alaska, and the site of the proposed Pebble Mine project. Photograph by Sean Pearson/Shutterstock
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Plans for a massive copper, gold and molybdenum open pit mine in Bristol Bay, Alaska, that commercial harvesters fear will imperil the world’s largest sockeye salmon fishery are very much back in play under the Donald Trump administration [...]

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