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Print article Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s recent decision to appeal the Army Corp of Engineers’ rejection of the Pebble Mine permit is the wrong move. The state of Alaska instead needs to find creative new sources of revenue to help bring the state into monetary balance and needs to move beyond its failed policies. One thing is clear: Given the strong national and statewide movement to protect the Bristol Bay watershed from open-pit mining, state ownership of that land and its resources is highly unlikely to bring significant development, jobs or revenue to Alaska in the foreseeable future. There has been, and will continue to be overwhelming opposition to Pebble and to other mining projects which could potentially threaten the livelihood, culture and traditions of those who benefit from the wonders of Bristol Bay. The state unintentionally but effectively drew an unproductive lot when selecting its Bristol Bay lands from the federal government and is now unable to develop them as was

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