Wild salmon are our legacy, and clearer protections are needed to keep our salmon runs strong for future generations. https://xitter.cf/t.co/io7I1MsWRr

Alaska, USA
Joined February 2017
Today, thousand of Alaskans spoke up for one of our most treasured resources - salmon. The election results did not go our way - Measure 1 did not pass. But we will continue to push for a higher standard of care for our salmon rivers. Thanks for all your support!
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"Pebble claims a small mine, but expansion is already planned through an obscure application with the state. They plan to use cyanide in phase 2. ...The water, once polluted, will need to be monitored in perpetuity. That means forever." adn.com/opinions/2019/04/14/…
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Stand For Salmon retweeted
“I don’t want my children and grandchildren to have to ask me what it was like to go fishing." --from a 15-year-old #BristolBay commercial fishing setnetter who testified on Tuesday in #Anchorage, #Alaska at a public hearing on the proposed Pebble mine alaskapublic.org/2019/04/16/…
At the rally in Anchorage, Alaskans want to know. #savebristolbay
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215 Alaskans testified against Jason Brune's confirmation in the legislature. 24 legislators voted against his confirmation. We thank these people for defending our clean water and fisheries, and hope Mr. Brune got the message.
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In case you need any inspiration for tomorrow’s Pebble hearing in Anchorage. 12-8pm. Dena’ina Center. Rally at 5:30pm. . . Be there. #SaveBristolBay 📸Paul Nicoletti
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Stand For Salmon retweeted
Dear Senators Murkowski, Young, and Sullivan, Fisherman of Bristol Bay are calling on you to stop the corrupt EIS Pebble Mine process. Show us you care by supporting us, our livelihoods, and most importantly, our Salmon! #NoPebbleMine #SaveBristolBay #SaveOurSalmon
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#Dillingham, Alaska. You're up tomorrow! This could be your last chance to say no to the proposed Pebble mine, and to protect the Bristol Bay watershed, and Alaska water, fish, & ways of life. #SaveBristolBay facebook.com/events/11500546…
If Jason Brune can't be trusted to be honest about a public document in an open hearing in the legislature while he needs their votes to keep his job, then what can we expect behind closed doors?
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Not a rhetorical question btw: we already know we can expect secret meetings with the Pebble CEO and Mike Dunleavey. xitter.cf/Nat_Herz/status/111316…
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The Pebble Mine is being pushed by a company that has never built a mine, and has not even figured out whether the project is financially viable. The Army Corps never should have accepted the permit application.
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Rich big wig who wants to exploit #BristolBay, AK, to profit (himself) & presumably a Canadian mining company gets a one-on-one with the #Alaska governor, who apparently only stands tall for Outside corporate interests & industry elites. #SaveBristolBay #NoPebbleMine
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Pebble cannot tell us if their proposed project is even economically viable. The Army Corps of Engineers should not be reviewing a plan that fails to include this kind of feasibility study. #StopPebbleMine
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“The group is in the process of exploring and developing the Pebble Project and has not yet determined whether the Pebble Project contains mineral reserves that are economically recoverable.” (Page 7 of Northern Dynasty Minerals’ Annual Report) 👉🏻 northerndynastyminerals.com/…
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Looks like the 181 Alaskans who testified against his confirmation in the legislature were right to worry. #akleg
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Reminder: he hasn't had his confirmation vote yet. Today would be a great day to call your legislators and tell them exactly what you think of this. #akleg
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While states like WA, OR & CA spend millions to salvage remnants, "there’s a perfectly intact ecosystem with a healthy fishery sitting there in Bristol Bay that just needs to be left alone." #NoPebbleMine bit.ly/2VcFKwn
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This is unambiguously good, and Alaskans should sincerely thank Sen. Murkowski. But if you value water quality, you have to oppose Pebble Mine. Giant pit mines are not compatible with clean water. We hope Sen. Murkowski will stand up for Bristol Bay, too.
Some rural Alaskan communities lack access to safe, clean water. I’m glad to see that in the village of Eek in Southwest AK, a project years in the making is nearing completion that will bring running water to the community for the very first time. bit.ly/2JFUyCI
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Signed #StopPebbleMine comment cards are coming in in droves! Have you submitted yours yet? ➡️ savebristolbay.org/take-acti…
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If you really want to protect Alaska's position as a seafood superpower you have to use your power to stop Pebble Mine. nationalfisherman.com/viewpo… @SenDanSullivan @lisamurkowski
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