The June issue of Outside magazine has a big feature on how some people perceive the proposed Pebble copper and gold mine as a potential threat to salmon-rich Bristol Bay.
"Get ready for the fiercest wilderness rumble since ANWR," a headline declares.
Sorry, I don't have a link to the article for you.
Elsewhere, The New Yorker has an article titled "Fish Out of Water" about a recent Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute event in the Big Apple.
Gov. Sarah Palin was supposed to attend but had to divert, sending husband Todd instead.
Todd, a Bristol Bay setnetter, was "the biggest fish in the room," the article says.
The article quotes, among other Alaskans, ASMI board member Kevin Adams and Kodiak seiner Bruce Schactler.
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Friday, May 29, 2009
Monday, May 11, 2009
Sarah, salmon and world hunger
Here's a New York Times blog item about Gov. Sarah Palin's nonappearance Friday at a Big Apple function touting Alaska canned salmon as international food aid.
The writer, Kim Severson, is a former reporter and editor at the Anchorage Daily News.
The writer, Kim Severson, is a former reporter and editor at the Anchorage Daily News.
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