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The RRC is an Alaskan non-profit 501 c (6) corporation founded by Alaskans with a diverse membership including commercial fishermen, natives, lodge owners, and many others. The mission of the Renewable Resources Coalition is to preserve and protect the ongoing viability of Alaska’s abundant fishing and hunting resources and the lands and waters they need to survive.
   
   
News & Updates


Governor Palin moves
Habitat Division back
to Fish & Game.
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Clean Water Initiatives filed with State of Alaska.
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Permitting process needs
fixes for Pebble to proceed says Rep. Gabrielle Ledoux.
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Lawmaker accuses Pebble developer of payoffs.
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Read about the State of Alaska's flawed
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Bristol Bay Native Coporation Slams Owners of Pebble Mine for Misleading Investors in Dubai Presentation and on it;s Website - 12/12/06. Read the Anchorage Daily News Arcticle.


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British mining company called Anglo American partners with NDM on proposed Pebble Mine project. Read More >>>


 
     
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Your participation is vital to stopping the development of open pit gold and copper sulfide mines in the Pebble mining district, and the proposed BLM mining district of Southwestern Alaska.
 
Pebble Mine Toxic Byproducts of Mining
This is the premier fishing and wildlife area in all of Alaska and toxic by-products are an inevitable result of large open pit mines like the proposed Pebble miine.. The spawning waters of Bristol Bay are the source of the most productive commercial and sport salmon fisheries in the world.
 
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Pebble Mine maps Maps of Pebble Area
For maps of the area and resources threatened by the proposed Pebble Mine and Bristol Bay Mining District. For a new map of the area and overview of the Pebble Mine issue, please see RRC's executive summary.
 

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Most Memorable Quote:

"We're committed to preserving your subsistence way of life. Does that mean there will be no effects on your subsistence way of life? No, of course not. How could you have an open-pit tailings pond with zero effect on your subsistence way of Life? The real question is what's the nature, the timing and the magnitude of the effect."

Bruce Jenkins of Northern Dynasty Minerals speaking to residents of the Native Village of Newhalen, Alaska regarding the proposed Pebble Mine.

Source: New York Times, April 26, 2005; read the full article >>>

   
     

 

       
 
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