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Stopping Pebble Mine and Saving Alaska’s Wild Salmon Stopping Pebble Mine and Saving Alaska’s Wild Salmon December 17, 2020 Pebble Mine was proposed as an open-pit mine to extract gold and copper. A project that would require dredging up and filling an area in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska — the setting for enormous salmon runs that produce tens of millions of wild sockeye salmon each year, making Bristol Bay home to the largest wild salmon harvest in the world. These sa...

Saving alaskas wilderness kingdom 1879 to 1960." douglas brinkley, i cant wait to read this. >> thank you. >> my daughter carly as well will love it. >> you, of course -- >> its an incredible story. >> you talk about americas most beautiful stretch of wilderness, but its not peaceful. there has been a battle for over a century to save alaska. >> absolutely. you know, united states got alaska in 1867, andrew johnson got it, secretary of state william seward. it was called sewards folly, sewards i...

In 2009. he survived pan -- pancreatic cancer in 2004. its not no one when he will return to work. for all your business news tune in to fox business news giving you the power to prosper. >> how about alaska? you know its magnificent. its beautiful, its huge. "on the record" has taken you to the great state of alaska several times. the author douglas brinkley has a back about alaska called "the quiet world, saving alaskas wildlife." nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> this is part 2 of your ...

And water to survivors. the death toll more than 650. thousands have been left homeless. tune in to the fox news business network, giving you the power to prosper. now back to "on the record." >> how about alaska? you know its magnificent. its beautiful, its huge. "on the record" has taken you to the great state of alaska several times. the author douglas brinkley has a back about alaska called "the quiet world, saving alaskas wildlife." nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> this is part 2 of ...

To put it in simple terms, what were talking about doing is injecting some shredded, rope, wire, at the well head at the bottom. theyre hoping to dam it up. it is possible. the oil is coming out underneath that water. with more than 2,000 pounds of pressure, enough to lift a mini cooper so putting a cork into that could be very difficult. >> the oil slick has wiped out huge chunks of the gulf coast fishing industry. it has affected hundreds of miles of beachlands and wildlife. douglas brinkley i...