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The EPA says it still has reason to believe that the discharge of materials from the proposed mine could lead to “unacceptable adverse effects on important fishery areas.” But the decision to revise its proposed determination prolongs the veto process.
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The Environmental Protection Agency announced on December 5 that it is contributing $20.5 million to the state’s plan to improve drinking water and…
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Representatives from the Environmental Protection agency came from Washington, D.C. and Seattle to meet with fishermen and community organizations.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said the seafood processing company violated the Clean Air Act on numerous occasions. Now, the company has…
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EPA Office of Inspector General's 16-month study of "obtainable records" finds staff followed agency guidelines in crafting Bristol Bay Watershed…
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A former EPA staffer who is believed to have played an integral role in the agency's work to prevent a major mine from being developed in Bristol Bay…
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The Pebble Partnership has asked a federal judge to subpoena a former EPA employee in the lawsuit over the EPA's path to a proposed Clean Water Act…
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Thursday’s EPA hearing featured a strong presence by local native associations and tribes, both for and against 404(c) regulations that would close off…
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Thursday’s EPA hearing in Dillingham is the latest part of the ongoing Pebble Mine conflict. KDLG’s Chase Cavanaugh has more. The US Environmental…
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Due to improper disposal of highway paint, the Alaska Department of Transportation will have to pay a hefty environmental fine. KDLG’s Chase Cavanaugh has…