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Department of Justice serves subpoenas to Pebble mine developer and former chief executive Published February 5 Share on Facebook Print article The U.S. Department of Justice has issued a grand jury subpoena to the developer of the controversial proposed Pebble mine and the company’s former chief executive as part of an investigation involving already-disclosed private conversations about the project, according to a statement from the project’s parent company. The Pebble Limited Partnership and its former CEO, Tom Collier, have each been served with a subpoena issued by the U.S. Att...

By Reuters Staff (Adds background) Feb 5 (Reuters) - Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd said on Friday that its wholly-owned Pebble Limited Partnership and the unit’s former chief executive officer had been served with subpoenas. The subpoenas to produce documents is related to a grand jury investigation apparently involving recordings of private conversations regarding the Pebble mine project. Tom Collier, CEO of Pebble Limited Partnership, the company trying to develop Alaska’s Pebble Mine project, had resigned in September after his comments on elected and regulatory officials in the U.S. s...

  We have a lot to look forward to in 2021. Although 2020 was a very challenging year, it was not all bad news. Alaskans achieved an incredible victory with respect to the proposed Pebble mine. In November, the Alaska District of the Army Corps of Engineers rejected a key federal permit for the project. The Corps denied the permit because it concluded that Pebble would cause significant degradation to the waters and fisheries of Bristol Bay and issuing a permit to Pebble was not in the public's interest. This was a huge victory. Alaskans should celebrate it. Despite this positive developme...

Print article We have a lot to look forward to in 2021. Although 2020 was a very challenging year, it was not all bad news. Alaskans achieved an incredible victory with respect to the proposed Pebble Mine. In November, the Alaska District of the Army Corps of Engineers rejected a key federal permit for the project. The Corps denied the permit because it concluded that Pebble would cause significant degradation to the waters and fisheries of Bristol Bay and issuing a permit to Pebble was not in the public’s interest. This was a huge victory.  Alaskans should celebrate it. Despite this po...

A defining year for Pebble mine December 31st, 2020 |   It was a momentous year for people who have fought for and against the proposed Pebble mine. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in November denied Pebble's request for a federal permit, stopping the mine likely for good. The decision was met with mixed emotions from people in Bristol Bay. Sue Anelon works for the Iliamna Development Corporation. She said the mine would have been a significant boost to village economies. "I've seen the good and the bad," she said. "When Pebble was here and a lot of people were working, they were pay...