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EPA

  • Update: EPA Slows Bristol Bay Protection Timeline

    Bristol Bay now faces yet another fishing season under the shadow of Pebble Mine. Meanwhile, we’re gearing up for our biggest summer yet.

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  • Bristol Bay: Let’s Ask for What We Want

    It’s time for long-term protection for the greatest remaining salmon stronghold on Earth.

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  • EPA Needs to Veto Pebble

    The science is clear: Pebble Mine cannot be built without harming Bristol Bay’s salmon fishery. The Environmental Protection Agency must stop the mine. 

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  • Bristol Bay, Alaska

    EPA Bows to Politics on Pebble

    Agency political appointees withdraw proposed Bristol Bay protections, which had been requested by Alaskans and supported by more than a million American citizens.

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