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...
Canada’s Environmental Fines are Tiny Compared to the U.S.
This week marks the three-year anniversary of the Mount Polley mine disaster, which sent 24...
No Charges, No Fines For Mount Polley Mine Disaster as Three-Year Legal Deadline Approaches
As the three-year anniversary of the Mount Polley mine disaster approaches, so too does the...
Mining Company Gets Federal Approval to Use B.C. Fish-Bearing Streams to Dump Tailings
Two fish-bearing creeks will be used for 2.3 billion tonnes of toxic tailings from the...
Alaskan Hopes Pinned on New B.C. Government as Sale Looms for Polluting Mine
Generations of John Morris Sr.’s family have fished the Taku River in Southeast Alaska and...
Comparing Mine Management in B.C. and Alaska is Embarrassing (and Explains Why Alaskans Are So Mad)
Alaskans tired of living under the threat of B.C.’s poorly regulated mines are taking the...
Southeast Alaskans Ask Canada to Strengthen Its Environmental Laws
British Columbia’s environmental review process simply isn’t strong enough to protect Alaskan communities and rivers...
New B.C.-Alaska Deal Not Enough to Protect Transboundary Rivers from B.C.’s Mines, U.S. Fisheries Panel Hears
Alaska’s fishing industry and lifestyle are under threat from mines on the B.C. side of...
Owner of Acid-leaking Tulsequah Chief Mine Goes into Receivership
Cleanup of the troubled Tulsequah Chief mine in northwest B.C., which has leaked acidic water...
