So how can this document possibly be used to veto a project that could substantially enhance the economic future of southwestern Alaska?

That's a quote from an opinion piece written by Pebble Partnership CEO John Shively questioning the EPA's Bristol Bay actions.

LINK (via: The News Miner)

Send a message to Shively by submitting your save Bristol Bay comments to the EPA. 

The Shively Spreadsheet Challenge

Scott Coughin issues a friendly challenge to the Pebble Limited Partnership, and specifically its Chief Executive Officer, John Shively.

LINK (via: The Alaska Dispatch)

Shively throws Northern Dynasty Under the Bus

When asked recently about the Pebble Mine Wardrop Report submitted by Northern Dynasty to the SEC, and now at the center of a possible investigation, Pebble Partnership CEO John Shively had this to say.

I actually asked (Northern Dynasty) not to issue that report because I thought it was premature.

LINK (via: Commercial Fisherman for Bristol Bay)

I'm changing my name to Osama Ban Pebble

Our friend Dr. Sam Snyder recently had a day in court as a spectator to the lawsuit trial against the State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources. The lawsuit alleges a number of things but most importantly is that the exploration permits for the Pebble Mine were issued unconstitutionally.

As a result the Alaska DNR and the Pebble Partnership have cozied up together to fight the suit.

Sam has all the gory details in Headwaters.

You may recall that Pebble Partnership CEO John Shively said that those who filed the suit were engaging in legal terrorism. I guess that makes all of us on the Protect Bristol Bay Campaign part of a vast terrorist network.

Shivley has now tried to walk back from the remarks. .

Shively said he did not mean to indicate that any individual was a terrorist. He said his words were directed at Trustees for Alaska, the law firm representing Nunamta Aulukestai.

"I did not call any individual a legal terrorist for opposing Pebble. They have misinterpreted what I said," Shively said.

LINK (Via: ABC News)

Here is the speech in which Shively made the remark, what a douche.

Meanwhile those terrrorists on two wheels, Parker and Seth Berling, are getting close to completing their 17,000 mile ride from Prudhoe Bay to Tierra Del Fuego. Their goal for this grand ride is to raise awareness and resources to protect the Bristol Bay watershed from the Pebble Mine.

Read their latest disptch.

It hasn't been all on bike time for Parker and Seth.