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The Porcupine Caribou Herd in water, the plain, the mountains behind.

What’s new with Arctic Refuge litigation, plus the return of the Pebble monstrosity

25 Mar, 2024
in America's Arctic, Bristol Bay, Litigation

By Dawnell Smith We are involved in three lawsuits concerning the Arctic...

Short but sweet relief on Pebble as Arctic appeals heat up

18 Jan, 2024
in America's Arctic, Bristol Bay, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Litigation, Wild Lands & Wildlife

By Dawnell Smith Significant court rulings can come in small but potent...

Litigation 101: Can the state leapfrog lower courts to get straight to the Supreme Court? (Yes, the Pebble train wreck is back.)

18 Aug, 2023
in Bristol Bay, Litigation

Alaska's governor wants to leapfrog established legal processes to push forward the proposed Pebble mine by going straight to the U.S. Supreme Court. What does original jurisdiction mean and what's at stake?

A Pebble mine update: Can we just let the salmon run?

20 Sep, 2022
in Bristol Bay

The Pebble mine proposal has upturned lives and posed a constant threat to communities and ways of life. People in the region had to say “no” over and over again for decades. Meanwhile, the fish keep coming back in record numbers. Salmon continue nourishing dozens of local communities and a commercial and recreational fishery that feeds the world and supports thousands and thousands of jobs. In a time where climate and other environmental facts have led to poor salmon runs throughout the state, Bristol Bay keeps bringing hope. So, can we please just let the salmon run?

EPA proposes protecting Bristol Bay from the Pebble mine

26 May, 2022
in Bristol Bay

The EPA just took an important step toward protecting Bristol Bay salmon, communities, and ways of life. Right now, you can help by making yourself heard.

The Bristol Bay way = no Pebble mine

19 Nov, 2021
in Bristol Bay

This week the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced its next steps and deadlines regarding the Clean Water Act 404(c) process that could lead to protections for the Bristol Bay way and the salmon at the center of it. You can take action now to urge EPA to finish the job before next year's salmon season.

Pebble update 2021: State of Alaska vs. Alaskans

27 Jan, 2021
in Bristol Bay, Clean Air and Water, Wild Lands & Wildlife

On Friday Jan. 6, during the siege on the Capitol, Gov. Dunleavy...

Key Pebble permit denied!

25 Nov, 2020
in Bristol Bay, Clean Air and Water, Social justice, Wild Lands & Wildlife

Good news! Today the Army Corps denied a Clean Water Act permit...

We sued Trump’s EPA for gutting protections, clearing path for Pebble

09 Oct, 2019
in Clean Air and Water, News

We took Trump’s EPA to court today for breaking the law when it withdrew its own science-based conclusions to clear the path for an industrial mining hazard that could devastate the fisheries, economies, and social and cultural fabric of communities in Bristol Bay, Alaska.

Trump’s EPA paves way for Pebble

31 Jul, 2019
in Clean Air and Water, News

Politics, power and pandering mean more to the Trump administration than clean...

Pebble is an unwelcome guest

16 May, 2019
in Clean Air and Water, Wild Lands & Wildlife

The science used to justify the proposed Pebble mine lacks credibility. The financing behind the project looks sketchy. The processes for pushing the project lack internal accountability.