The transition to renewable energy relies on mining. Can it be done responsibly?
Demand for certain mined minerals is projected to increase exponentially in the coming decades. Experts...
‘Step in the right direction’: B.C.’s Tulsequah Chief mine inches toward cleanup as receivership ends
The bankrupt owner of the Tulsequah Chief mine in northwest B.C. has been discharged from...
Cleaning up B.C.’s Tulsequah Chief mine will cost $48.7 million
A final remediation plan released by the provincial government this week is seen as a...
B.C. delays work to clean up Tulsequah Chief mine due to COVID-19
Northwest B.C. mine has been leaching contaminated water into salmon-producing river on Alaska border for...
We back-country paddled to the Tulsequah Chief, B.C.’s most infamous abandoned mine
Spanning the B.C.-Alaska border, the salmon-rich Taku River watershed represents the largest intact wilderness river...
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 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...
Alaskans Find Flaw in B.C. Study Showing Acid Drainage from Abandoned Mine Does Not Affect Fish
Acid mine drainage from the Tulsequah Chief mine in northwest B.C. has worried and infuriated...
