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Groups pledge to fight Pebble Mine with their ‘last penny’

In separate actions announced Oct. 9, two other groups, SalmonState and Trout Unlimited, also announced they will sue the US Environmental Protection Agency over Pebble Mine

By Jason Smith | Oct. 9, 2019 19:22 BST
Representatives from the Bristol Bay Native Association, the Bristol Bay Economic Development Corporation, United Tribes of Bristol Bay, the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association and the Bristol Bay Reserve Association announce their plan to sue the Environmental Protection Agency outside of a federal courthouse in Anchorage, Alaska. Photograph by Jason Smith.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- Standing on the steps of the James M. Fitzgerald United States Courthouse in 40-degree Farenheight weather, speaker after speaker behind a banner declaring "Defend Bristol Bay", lambasted recent federal actions that appear to ready the way for the development of Pebble Mine. [...]

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