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Tuesday, June 12th 2012 - 04:18:06 PM

Jane Coddington
We have loved Alaska for 9 trips! Please don't wreck it!!!!



Saturday, May 19th 2012 - 09:16:40 AM

Dale Johnson
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Thanks for such in-depth info and photos. I'm producing a new video program on Alaska to be shown to live audiences throughout various location in the U.S. I plan to make my audiences aware of Pebble mine and the potential it has to virtually destroy the Bristol Bay fishery. Dale


Wednesday, March 7th 2012 - 08:11:09 AM

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Wednesday, January 11th 2012 - 09:10:14 PM

JDRakly
My wife's family has fished Bristol Bay at Ekuk since 1959. They and their native neighbors say they like life the way it is with salmon being a subsistence life style. Their choice and requirement for thousands of years. With the future leakage of toxic chemicals from Pebble, anyone would have to be nuts to sacrifice this beautiful piece of the earth for copper and gold. Is it really going to go to China??? And as far as Juneau being for the mine, they should be their own state, like Seattle or San Francisco and butt out of AK business. They don't think like normal people. And NO, I am NOT an environmentalist. I drive a gas hog Dodge truck. Pray for the Bay.



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I have fished the beautiful Kvickak River for years, I do not like the smell of this operation, copper for China!!



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VI
Have you visited villages in the area? Ask people in the villages there if they want jobs. What can you offer instead of steady jobs at the future mine? Glass beads making?



Sunday, December 12th 2010 - 12:12:07 PM

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http://www.themine-thebook.com

Some gambles are simply not worth the risk. 89% of all cyanide leach mines leak into the surrounding watershed. Some of the largest environmental disasters in the world have been cyanide leach mines or relate processing. The Summitville Mine killed 17 miles of river and has cost $250 million to cleanup and monitor. The AURUL disaster in Romania killed 150 miles of river including the Danube and was called the worst disaster since Chernobyl by Hungarian officials. There are many more. And these mines never quit poisoning - once these mines blow, they don't ever stop. Bristol Bay is sacred, a rare ecological gem that will inevitably die if Pebble goes forward. NO! The statistics and the odds gaurantee disaster there. Nothing is worth loosing Bristol Bay.


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Sunday, November 21st 2010 - 01:17:35 PM

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Thank you for sharing your info. I am very interested in keeping up with what is happening here. I used to work fo Lake Clark Air and fly people for and against the mine in the same airplane. This was years ago. I always made sure the person against the mine was next to me in the front seat so the others could hear us talk. HeHeHe



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A a former Assoc. District Manger and District Manager of the Anchorage District or 14 years 1980-1994 I am vry familiar with the Pebble Creek mine area. If I still were in my old position I would proably be fired as I would strongly oppose this stupid purposal. The 1872 mining law must be changed and only citzens of the USA should be allowed of mine on public lands. The same goes for oil and gas.



Thursday, May 6th 2010 - 10:42:52 AM

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i just watched a show on the pursuit channel ,i believe put on by troutunlimited. just a suggestion maybe more petitions or letters for non alaskan residents. i am lookin and emailn everything i can from my little corner. so cal.



Thursday, March 18th 2010 - 04:27:04 PM

Susan Juetten
Curious about "progress" of Pebble Mine. Thank you for sharing your photos.



Sunday, December 13th 2009 - 11:54:23 AM

Sean Best
Bristol Bay is the Yellowstone of Salmon fisheries and we should treat it as such.



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I just got back from fishing the Koktuli River for a week. It is truly one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen and I can't imagine what would happen to it if Pebble Mine goes through.



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Monday, March 30th 2009 - 08:55:52 AM

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Monday, March 9th 2009 - 10:39:52 PM

Michelle Britton
It is SO beautiful there and one day i hope to at least see it in person. EVERYONE needs to stop the mining and drilling in ALASKA so the pureity of ALL LIFE can remain as it is and not line someones pocket book!! To anyone that would want to trade my brain tumor for a trip there i will trade you because i can not afford to go see this beautiful land except in pictures. Thank you for posting all these beautiful places that i can only dream of seeing in person one day.Keep safe on all your adventures



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Wednesday, November 19th 2008 - 09:57:26 AM

Hannah
I just heard about this mine proposal this morning on a local radio station in Portland, Oregon. Needless to say I was devastated by the news and came home to research. My sister, a resident of Juneau, said that the citizens passed it in this last election. Is this true, and can anybody in their right mind let this happen. I need more info. In fact I think the public needs more info. Not just info on how many jobs it may provide (sorry job hunters) but information on the environmental effects that will come if this mine happens. I'm so angry......off to more research. Thank you for your information on this site.



Thursday, November 13th 2008 - 09:08:28 PM

Lee
I like the photos, I like the land, I like the hike but I like the mine better...



Friday, October 24th 2008 - 07:46:38 PM

Julie Kellogg
I am origionally from SDakota, but have been visiting Aleknagik, in the Wood Tikchik area since 2000. I worked a salmon run, my cousin invited me up and I love the area so much, i come back every year. I would hate to see any of Alaska destroyed. SD is looking at its first oil refinery, they want 10 to 12 million gallons of our water daily. I Have lobbyed for ak on issues involving the Tongass, and Anwr. I would like to know more.



Wednesday, September 3rd 2008 - 12:55:49 PM

Robin
Amazing journey and photos. Don't know how you put up with your 'squiters for that long though. They look worse than the dreaded midgies in Scotland or black flies in northern Michigan. As for regulations, the U.S. Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), which are supposed to evaluate potential impact on communities, have about as much teeth as the administration gives them. If the state govt supports the mine, chances are it will go ahead. The BLM has a terrible track record of protecting the environment and the National Forest Service has capitulated more and more in recent years. And even when local agents, such as Fish and Wildlife, disagree, they're usually ignored - or fired. There is nothing I know of to keep a mining operation from walking away at any point, declaring bankruptcy and leaving cleanup to the state - e.g. ASARCO in AZ. And the Superfund is terribly underfunded and unable to deal with the backlog it now has. And there is no way on God's green earth that an operation of this scale can prevent accidents, tailings pollution and contamination of ground water. To stop this is an uphill battle, but keep it up! Of course, with a governor who doesn't believe global warming is man made and polar bears aren't endangered, you've got your work cut out for you. (Wonder what her dad, the science teacher, thinks.) Having your gov nominated for VP may help you though because it has drawn national attention to AK.



Sunday, August 10th 2008 - 10:09:35 AM

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Sunday, July 13th 2008 - 07:50:27 PM

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Tuesday, May 27th 2008 - 05:26:54 AM

Regina Wright
When is it ever going to be enough!!! Money and greed with no regard to the damage that this mine would do to the wildlife in that area is todays mindset of large corporations. All of the money that would be generated from this mine is just not worth it. Whoever is in charge trying to push this through, ask yourself that simple question, when is it going to be enough? Leave it be, for your children, and your grandchildren, and generations to come, for the love of God.



Tuesday, May 6th 2008 - 03:22:01 AM

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I see you are aware of the sulfuric acid result of mining in sulfur-bearing rock. Do your readers understand the quantity? Most mines have vast tracts of land, in diked "ponds". The dikes break. The acid, without "shiploads" of "soda" (alkali) remains forever. The "heavy metals" of mining pollute forever. This kind of mine can destroy the entire Gulf of Alaska. The mining industry will tell you about "cost" of neutralizing the acid produced, however the mining and oil industries are subsidized, by government, and so "outsource costs": this means "they" have no costs. In the oil industry it's called "cherry-picking" - "they" take "new fields" doing nothing to re-pressurize "old fields" 80% oil left in the ground, preferring to spend no money. The mining industry calls it "high-grade" - taking only the "high-grade" ore and leaving the mess for the rest of us.


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Sunday, May 4th 2008 - 07:25:47 PM

Mark Christiansen
http://www.troutbumflyfishingco.com

I Live in the Silver Valley in North Idaho and have seen some of the residual impact of mining on the fisheries and wildlife in this area. We cannot let the Pebble Mine Project happen. The lasting impact on the area, no matter how much regulation and monitoring is in place( like we think they will actually regulate and monitor, HAHA)will last far beyond our children and grandchildren's lifetimes.


Wednesday, April 23rd 2008 - 12:24:42 AM

Bernita Woods
Just look what they have done with Red Dog Mine. Biggest EPA problems. They will destroy our area.



Wednesday, February 20th 2008 - 02:17:41 PM

Charlie Crouch
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http://wildlifesightings.org

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Tuesday, January 29th 2008 - 11:51:26 AM

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Tuesday, January 8th 2008 - 10:31:25 AM

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Monday, December 17th 2007 - 11:22:29 PM

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Friday, December 7th 2007 - 10:10:36 AM

Dio
the pebble mine is a bad idea. sounds like a couple of greedy Canadians trying to steal and kill our resources.



Sunday, November 25th 2007 - 02:27:36 AM

d funk
Thanks for putting all of this information togeteher.Jobs ? How many,for how long at what cost ? And after the mine ? I'm one who would "benefit" from a full-time year-round ob with health insurance,a rare thing in smalltown AK.We need to find another way,non-destructive jobs.



Thursday, November 15th 2007 - 10:07:21 AM

Brian
I would like everyone to know that that they should get the right info before running with somthing like this..The EPA will not allow any mine to build in a area that will impact the env. The feds monitor mines harder than any other companies. If you are so against mining then don't drive a car or have anything metal or plastic or computers. By the way fiber optics have gold conectors.IF IT IS NOT GROWN IT IS MINED. Let go of the way it used to be before all the regulations and wake up to how it is ran now.



Tuesday, October 23rd 2007 - 07:13:30 PM

Owen
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Monday, October 22nd 2007 - 01:30:01 AM

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Sunday, October 14th 2007 - 12:52:39 AM

Jennifer Hooper
I worked many summers on the Nush and have seen the beauty and abundance of the region. I have also returned to see my four-wheeler tracks imprinted in the tundra a year later. This is a fragile and complex environment, and any sort of mitigation proposed by the mine is not only short sighted, but ultimately unattainable. SW AK has RENEWABLE resource - salmon. My friends in AK are shocked at the prices of Bristol Bay sockeye in Washington, but people are willing to pay it. There are not many sustainable, wild fishery systems left, and it would be a shame to sacrifice an entire ecosystem and a indefinitely renewable resource to put rings on fingers. Wild salmon, marketed for what it is worth, is the way to move forward. FISH PICKER,NOT A GOLD DIGGER



Tuesday, October 2nd 2007 - 09:28:27 PM

John Scott
http://www.ftknox.info/

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Friday, September 21st 2007 - 02:43:55 PM

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Monday, September 3rd 2007 - 01:54:38 AM

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Friday, August 3rd 2007 - 11:50:35 PM

Peachie Savok
Keep up the good work, make it happen. Jobs for poeple.



Wednesday, August 1st 2007 - 11:19:58 AM

Jessica
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Monday, July 16th 2007 - 03:11:10 PM

Bill Erickson
“Seems like we could be better at separating good from evil To build a mine where once there stretched endless tundra is not to solve a problem but to create a more complex one. Benign in intention, practical in judgment, efficient in technique, the land will be razed, and big corporate money has intruded once again with little regard to customs and lifestyle of our Native Alaskans. A group that coexisted with caribou, moose and fish for hundreds of years, and that in its own ways played an important role in the dynamic mosaic of Bristol Bay, will not only compromise its subsistence lifestyle but give up its pride and heritage as well. It does little good for the village elders to bemoan the politic of civilization, which seems to have a monopoly of triumphs. Those sudden chances and slow surrender are the most telling barometer of their steady decline. The greatest challenge facing the people of Bristol Bay is the challenge of distinguishing reality from propaganda and false promises from the truth. It seems that we may be the only species that has so many opportunities to choose between good and evil, and the only one that chooses so badly.” Eberhard Brunner



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