Posted by Shannyn Moore on September 16, 2014 · 7 Comments
These past few weeks have been bad ones for the Pebble Partnership and its attorneys. Here’s the statement issued last week by Pebble Limited Partnership, the Pebble Mines Corp. and Jermain, Dunnagan & Owens, their law firm, the defendants, and the Renewable Resources Coalition, the plaintiffs, in a long-running lawsuit. RELATED: AK Beat: Billionaire mining investor says Pebble “will not be built” The “Renewable Resources Coalition and Pebble Limited Partnership have today announced a settlement of their litigation pending in Los Angeles. In that litigation, Renewable Resources Coalition alleged that Pebble had unlawfully purchased its confidential records and information from…
Category Alaska, Environment, Ethics, Headlines, Law & Order, Pebble Mine, Resource Development, Skulduggery · Tags Alaska Bar Association, Alaska wild salmon, APOC, Bob Gillam, Bristol Bay, Dunnagan & Owens, Jermain, Matthew Singer Anchorage, Matthew Singer attorney, No Pebble, Pebble Limited Parnership, Pebble Mine Alaska, Pebble Mines Corp., Renewable Resources Coalition, Robert Kaplan Los Angeles
Posted by Jeanne Devon on September 1, 2013 · 9 Comments
A few weeks ago I traveled down to Ninilchik, Alaska—population 883. The sleepy little hamlet saw it’s temporary ranks swell by more than six times, as thousands made the pilgrimage to SalmonStock III, a music festival celebrating the one things that all Alaskans love – wild fish. Even for those very few who don’t like fish and keep that horrible secret to themselves, fish drive the economy, tourism, support subsistence users, sport and commercial fishermen, and a culture that has existed here for thousands of years. In one way or another, Alaskans are bound up with fish. When fish prosper,…
Category Alaska, Chuitna Coal, Environment, Fish & Wildlife, Headlines, Oceans, Pebble Mine, Rallies and Events · Tags Ninilchik Alaska, No Pebble Mine, Pebble Mine, Renewable Resources Coalition, salmonstock, Salmonstock 2013, Trout Unlimited, We Can't Eat Gold