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OBI, Trident helped with $20m easement buy to further block Pebble Mine

'The EPA decision will be specific to Pebble. But that doesn't necessarily stop any future mining prospects in the area' -- Ann Simonelli, The Conservation Fund

By Jason Huffman | Dec. 22, 2022 17:19 GMT
The water system in Bristol Bay is an impressive collection of rivers and lakes, covering thousands of acres. Salmon travel hundreds of miles up stream, feeding villages, bears and other wildlife along the way. Photograph by Bri Dwyer courtesy of The Conservation Fund.
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As if the architects of a sockeye salmon-threatening gold, copper and molybdenum mine in the US state of Alaska's Bristol Bay didn't already have problems, they now would have to find a new transportation route thanks in part to a fundraising effort in which seafood processors Trident Seafoods and OBI Seafoods were among the contributors [...]

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