Northern Dynasty: Pebble Responds to US Supreme Court Decision to Deny Alaska’s Petition
The US Supreme Court has denied Alaska’s petition to review its claims that the EPA veto of the Pebble Project was illegal. John Shively, CEO …
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Is the patient still breathing?
Northern Dynasty Minerals says the Alaska district of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had extended a deadline to comment on plans regarding the Pebble …
Not the Onion: Northern Dynasty releases ‘Environmental, Social & Governance’ Report for Pebble Project
Some things just write themselves. This Environmental, Social & Governance Report is an effort to explain simply and directly, without embellishment, what Northern Dynasty and …
Pebble Request For Appeal
Dear Northern Dynasty, I’m in the smallest room in my house with your request for appeal in front of me, now it is behind me. …
Is Pebble really dead?
Backers of the proposed Pebble mine are indicating they’ll fight the Trump administration’s permit denial for the massive gold and copper extraction project in the …
Northern Dynasty Submits Mitigation Plan For Pebble
Northern Dynasty Minerals says it has submitted a compensatory mitigation plan for the controversial Pebble project to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, ahead of …
Pebble Mine developer promised riches, but expects $1.5-billion subsidy from Alaskans
The company seeking to develop Pebble Mine in the headwaters of Bristol Bay has long promised that the controversial project would bring Alaska jobs, economic …
Pebble Mine: Into the Lion’s Den
The people of Bristol Bay and Alaska overwhelmingly oppose the Pebble Mine. Not only does it threaten the salmon that have sustained its communities for …
Other than that Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?
Financing for the Pebble Mine in the headwaters of Bristol Bay, Alaska is looking more precarious by the day. Northern Dynasty Minerals’ 2018 Annual Report …
Pebble Mine’s Owner Rebuffs U.S. Financial Queries
Is this any way to run the largest proposed copper mine in the world? A private contractor working for the Army Corps of Engineers is …