The watershed watchers: in conversation with the International Joint Commission
Canada and the U.S. are bound together by waterways that transcend political borders. But what...
Alaskans Push U.S. Government to Investigate B.C.’s Border Mines
Fish and wildlife in Alaska’s major watersheds are threatened by six British Columbia mines close...
Alaskan Coalition Calls on U.S. to Investigate B.C. Mines
Six B.C. mines pose threats to Alaska’s most productive salmon rivers and should be investigated...
Republican Senators from Alaska Ask John Kerry to Help Protect Rivers, Salmon from B.C.’s Dangerous Mining Practices
High-level international action is needed to ensure that southeast Alaskan rivers and fisheries are protected...
New B.C. $5.4 Billion Gold and Copper Mine Will Improve Water Quality in River, Says Company
Water quality in a tributary of one of Southeast Alaska’s prime salmon rivers will improve...
The Trouble With Tailings: Toxic Waste ‘Time Bombs’ Loom Large Over Alaska’s Salmon Rivers
There are a few unarguable truths about mine tailings, the pulverized rock, water and sludge...
Will a Century-Old Treaty Protect Alaska’s Salmon Rivers from B.C.’s Mining Boom?
Southeast Alaskans, anxious about B.C.'s mining boom along the Alaskan border, are pinning their hopes...
‘It’s the New Wild West’: Alaskans Leery As B.C. Pushes For 10 Mines in Transboundary Salmon Watersheds
Long-held perceptions of Canada as a country with strict environmental standards and B.C. as a...
