Monday, May 14, 2012 at 12:00AM To get ready for this year's Mountainfilm in Telluride, Outside will be playing a Mountainfilm documentary every Thursday in May. Join them on this page Thursday, May 17 at any time between 6 and 9 p.m. MST to watch Red Gold, Felt Soul Media’s groundbreaking, award-winning documentary about the fight to save Bristol Bay from the Pebble Mine.
LINK (via: Outside)
Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 12:02AM 
Jack Caldwell, who has spent most of his working life consulting to the mining industry, has some investment advice when it come to the Pebble Mine.
The Pebble Mine cannot cheaply or safely dispose of their tailings. So avoid them as an investment. News reports this week talk of tailings dams as big and as long as the Great Wall of China. This is a good analogy. And one day those dams will fail and wipe out the salmon industry, regardless of what you say.
It gets better.
I have read everything I can lay my hands on about the Pebble Mine and its tailings. They are clueless. They are professional consultants struggling to tell an optimistic story. They are obviously influenced by their client. They trot out profound and pusillanimous statements. It is a farce.
LINK (Via: I Think Mining)
They should bring a copy of Jack's blog post to hand out to investors.
Monday, April 16, 2012 at 11:24AM 
Our buddy Kate Taylor penned this current piece on the Pebble fight. The ladies are gearing up to take the message to D.C.
“I hope to bring the voice of Bristol Bay to the meetings, I want the people we have elected in this great nation to know just how important every fish, every stream, every blade of grass is to our resources. I just hope and pray that I have words to offer that will bring the Bay to life for each of them so they understand that even if the valuable resource found in the ground under the potential mine belonged to the peoples of Bristol Bay to remove from the ground and become rich individuals, we would still choose to leave it where it is. We feel we are already rich in the vast diversity and environmental harvest that we enjoy each and every year and have for generations.” Nanci Morris-Lyon, Co-Owner Bear Trail Lodge.
Take a minute to read "Taking Bristol Bay to the Bank" in its entirety at Rogue Angels.
Saturday, March 24, 2012 at 12:00AM 
Artist extraordinaire Bob White just announced his studio will donate 25% of print sales to the Sportsman’s Alliance for Alaska to help stop the Pebble Mine.
