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Who killed the Pebble Mine? : (Native Alaskan elders, Bob Gillam, Dr. Carol Ann Woody, Trustees for Alaska, corporate bungling, and the Great Recession of 2008)  Cover Image Book Book

Who killed the Pebble Mine? : (Native Alaskan elders, Bob Gillam, Dr. Carol Ann Woody, Trustees for Alaska, corporate bungling, and the Great Recession of 2008) / interviews, text, and photographs by by Donald Blank.

Blank, Donald, (author.).

Summary:

"Bristol Bay in Alaska has a yearly run of red salmon that is a $1 billion commercial fishery, and also a subsistence fishery that feeds thousands of locals year-round. The proposed Pebble Mine, 200 miles away, would have been the largest copper and gold mine in North America, and would have threatened Bristol Bay's pristine environment. This book contains portraits and interviews with people who, for ten years, opposed and helped "kill" the Pebble Mine."--author's description.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9780578190105
  • ISBN: 0578190109
  • Physical Description: 1 volumed (unpaged) : color illustrations, maps, portraits ; 23 x 29 cm
  • Publisher: [United States] : [published the author], 2017.
  • Manufacturer: [United States] : Signature Book Printing, 2017.

Content descriptions

General Note:
Subtitle from cover.
Subject: Pebble Project (Alaska)
Mines and mineral resources > Environmental aspects > Alaska > Bristol Bay Watershed.
Pacific salmon fisheries > Alaska > Bristol Bay Watershed.
Indians of North America > Alaska > Bristol Bay Watershed.
Portrait photography > Alaska > Bristol Bay Watershed > 21st century.

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Location Call Number / Copy Notes Barcode Shelving Location Status Due Date
Homer Public Library AK 363.7 BLA (Text) 000140686 Alaskana -- Nonfiction Available -


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