2. (96%)
Liberty
starts field work on prospect near Pebble site
Liberty
starts field work on prospect near Pebble site By HAL SPENCE Peninsula
Clarion Liberty Star Gold Corp., which has claims on roughly three
times the territory controlled by Northern Dynasty Mines Inc. northwest
of Iliamna, announced Friday it has be
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Plenty
of risk associated with mine project
Plenty
of risk associated with mine project By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion
Editor's note: This is the sixth story in a series by the Clarion
on the proposal by Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. to build the largest
open-pit mine in North America just northwe
4. (94%)
Northern
Dynasty ownership complex
Northern
Dynasty ownership complex By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion Just who
owns major blocks of shares in Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. and
would have a measure of influence over the proposed Pebble Mine
project is a bit of a moving target. Another quest
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Northern
Dynasty to purchase Teck Cominco's Pebble interest
Northern
Dynasty to purchase Teck Cominco's Pebble interest By HAL SPENCE
Peninsula Clarion Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. announced Wednesday
that the company would purchase the residual 50-percent working
interest in the Pebble project's Exploration Land
6. (94%)
Future
rests with mine
Future
rests with mine By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion Millions of dollars
are being spent, ore samples drilled and analyzed, power delivery
investigated, and a full-scale study of the feasibility of mining
the Pebble deposit north of Lake Iliamna is under
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Too
early for Pebble conclusions
Too
early for Pebble conclusions Of course, there will be impacts. Yes,
there will be change to communities. There will be no end to the
environmental monitoring. On the other hand, the Pebble Project,
a Northern Dynasty Mines Inc. proposal to develop an o
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Pebble
project has 1 owner
Pebble
project has 1 owner By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion Northern Dynasty
Minerals Ltd. officials announced this week that the company is
set to acquire a 100 percent working interest in the Pebble Project
property north of Lake Iliamna. In November, NDM
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Submarine
cable considered for mine
Submarine
cable considered for mine BY CHRIS ESHLEMAN Morris News Service
- Alaska, Homer news Northern Dynasty Minerals has lined up Homer
Electric Association as its main power producer for the Pebble Mine
project being planned near Lake Iliamna. Officia
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Good
vibes
Good
vibes By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion If the public interest shown
earlier this week is any indication, enthusiasm about a proposed
gold and copper mine north of Lake Iliamna may be running as high
among many Kenai Peninsula residents as it is in the
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Pebble
gold mine project should employ Alaska workers
Pebble
gold mine project should employ Alaska workers Agrium is closing
and scores of workers will be unemployed, yet across the Inlet,
the Canadians are fully employed. How many Alaska millwrights, pipe
fitters, mechanics and machinery operators will Nort
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Conference
helps build mine relations
Conference
helps build mine relations The people of Bristol Bay have a great
deal at stake when it comes to the Pebble Project. Not only would
a large open-pit mine northwest of Lake Iliamna create thousands
of high-paying jobs and underpin economic develo
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Do
what Alaskans want on mine
Do
what Alaskans want on mine I was disappointed to read the comments
of Northern Dynasty's Bruce Jenkins recently. Developing a large
open-pit mine in the middle of the Bristol Bay watershed perhaps
the world's greatest red salmon fishery is inherentl
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Information
on mining should come from experts
Information
on mining should come from experts On May 11 on Homer's KBBI Round
Table, three opponents of Northern Dynasty's Pebble gold project
treated Kenai Peninsula listeners to riveting radio programming
rivaling Orson Well's production, "War of the Wo
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Engineer
picked to lead study for Pebble Mine
Engineer
picked to lead study for Pebble Mine By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion
An engineer with an extensive background in mining has been appointed
to direct and complete an ongoing feasibility study for Northern
Dynasty Minerals Limited's Pebble Mine proj
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Large
gold deposit discovered across inlet
Large
gold deposit discovered across inlet By MATT TUNSETH Peninsula Clarion
Buried in the foothills of the picturesque mountains jutting above
the western shore of Cook Inlet lies a potentially multibillion
dollar secret: there's gold in them there hills
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Pebble
project: Mining a work force
Pebble
project: Mining a work force By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion In
its pitch promoting a world-class mine northwest of Lake Iliamna,
Northern Dynasty Mines officials have said it could take as many
as 2,000 workers to construct and as many as 1,000 per
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Lake
and Peninsula Borough gives cautious approval to Pebble Mine
Lake
and Peninsula Borough gives cautious approval to Pebble Mine By
HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion The Lake and Peninsula Borough government
has officially endorsed Northern Dynasty Minerals' proposed Pebble
mine project, but that support is qualified by de
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Mine
project has more to offer
Mine
project has more to offer By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion Ongoing
test drilling operations at Northern Dynasty Minerals' Pebble Mine
project north of Lake Iliamna have revealed what the company is
calling a substantial, new higher-grade gold, copper a
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Groups
partner to warn of Bristol Bay mining risks
Groups
partner to warn of Bristol Bay mining risks By HAL SPENCE Peninsula
Clarion The Bristol Bay Alliance announced that it has joined forces
with Trout Unlimited, a cold-water fisheries conservation organization
with a 50-year history of environmental p
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Liberty
hopes to join gold rush
Liberty
hopes to join gold rush By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion As Northern
Dynasty Mines Inc. proceeds apace toward what company officials
hope will be construction of North America's largest open pit mine,
another mining company with claims to three time
22. (90%)
Conference
aims to bring reps together on Pebble Mine topic
Conference
aims to bring reps together on Pebble Mine topic By HAL SPENCE Peninsula
Clarion Along with scores of students expected to attend, residents
of Bristol Bay communities eager to hear from mining and state officials
about plans for a huge open-pit
23. (90%)
Pebble
Mine assessment shows plenty of potential
Pebble
Mine assessment shows plenty of potential By HAL SPENCE Peninsula
Clarion A preliminary assessment of the proposed Pebble Mine project
near Lake Iliamna indicates excellent potential for a long-life
mine with large-scale, low-cost metal production,
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Mine
project getting to know the drill
Mine
project getting to know the drill By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion
Drill holes are being sunk in thousands of acres of land northwest
of Iliamna where Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. hopes to build its
Pebble mine project later this decade. Four drillin
25. (89%)
Residents
charge mine owners are digging up trouble
Residents
charge mine owners are digging up trouble By HAL SPENCE Peninsula
Clarion Come 2007, the earth will move at Northern Dynasty Minerals'
Pebble mine site 17 miles northwest of Iliamna if company plans
proceed apace, and life may never be quite the
26. (89%)
Gold
from "Them thar hills"
Gold
from "Them thar hills" Northern Dynasty Mines Pebble Project environmental
manager Ella Ede recently showed the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce
a core sample from the test site at the Pebble project near Illiamna
on the other side of Cook Inlet. The sam
27. (89%)
Perceived
lack of support could scare mine investors
Perceived
lack of support could scare mine investors By HAL SPENCE Peninsula
Clarion Questions surrounding Northern Dynasty Mines' plans for
its giant Pebble mining project northwest of Iliamna may be serving
to coalesce organized opposition, and investors
28. (89%)
Northern
Dynasty not only one with interest in Pebble
Northern
Dynasty not only one with interest in Pebble By HAL SPENCE Peninsula
Clarion The huge open-pit mine planned by Northern Dynasty Minerals
Ltd. may be further along the road to reality, but other mining
corporations also are eyeing a slice of the po
29. (89%)
Mine
infrastructure needs are many
Mine
infrastructure needs are many By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion Building
and operating a mine on the Pebble porphyry northwest of Iliamna
isn't a matter of opening the earth and extracting its wealth. The
mine's future location is miles from a port capa
30. (89%)
Pebble
tries to dig up power
Pebble
tries to dig up power By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion According
to a Homer Electric Association official, any future contract to
supply electrical power to Northern Dynasty Mines' Pebble project
would not affect the power bills paid by the utility's
31. (89%)
Pebble
Mine developers face mountain of logistical issues
Pebble
Mine developers face mountain of logistical issues By HAL SPENCE
Peninsula Clarion Carving riches out of a remote Alaska wilderness
may be the dream of distant wealthy investors with bullion in their
eyes, but any returns are still a long way off. T
32. (89%)
Pebble
mine developers weigh profits, concerns
Pebble
mine developers weigh profits, concerns By HAL SPENCE Peninsula
Clarion That riches await entrepreneurs willing to excavate tons
of earth to extract its ores has supported the dreams of miners
since humans first learned to burn coal and smelt metals
33. (89%)
Generating
a plan for power
Generating
a plan for power By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion Northern Dynasty
Minerals Ltd. and Homer Electric Association have launched a detailed
study of a power development plan for the Pebble gold-copper-molybdenum
deposit north of Lake Iliamna. The tw
34. (88%)
Lake
dumping in Pebble's future?
Lake
dumping in Pebble's future? By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion Northern
Dynasty Mines Inc. is still at least a year away from applying for
permits for its Pebble Mine project northwest of Iliamna, but a
permit issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers a
35. (88%)
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aim to spark interest in inlet Assembly told not to change property
tax exemptions Northern Dynasty not only one w
36. (88%)
Who
does our state government represent?
Who
does our state government represent? At first it was disappointment
with the administration, the Republican Party and the Legislature.
But now I, as many others, feel betrayed and violated by them, for
disregarding the will of the citizens of Alaska. T
37. (88%)
Pebble
test holes show possible 'mother zone'
Pebble
test holes show possible 'mother zone' By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion
Northern Dynasty Mines Inc. announced Friday that test holes drilled
to the east of its Pebble Project site northwest of Iliamna has
revealed what the company is calling a very s
38. (88%)
Pebble
profit would go to foreign country
Pebble
profit would go to foreign country Northern Dynasty Minerals, Ltd.
mouthpiece, Bruce Jenkins, seems to becoming more and more distraught
over the fear mongering, ill-informed and ignorance spouting rhetoric
of the(his self-proclaimed) fringe
39. (88%)
Even
best-case scenario not good for Pebble Mine
Even
best-case scenario not good for Pebble Mine Having lived through
the entire life cycle of five large open pit mines in Montana, all
of which caused serious water pollution problems, I thought Alaskans
should compare the best and worst case scenarios f
40. (88%)
Protection
standards need to be watched
Protection
standards need to be watched Last year, when Alaskans were distracted
by the business of summer, the Murkowski administration proposed
new rules to allow toxic pollution in salmon streams. The proposed
rule to allow "mixing zones" in fish stre
41. (88%)
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case April 6, 2005 Schools KMS opens shop April 6, 2005 Sports Panthers
make most of trip New Fish and Game head fin
42. (88%)
Mining
projects committed to 'doing it right first time'
Mining
projects committed to 'doing it right first time' Greg O'Claray
Gov. Frank Murkowski's blueprint for a prosperous Alaska has a solid
foundation of resource, energy and economic development and "doing
it right the first time." Hiring Alaskans is our
43. (88%)
Citizen
turnout good, elected officials missing at meeting
Citizen
turnout good, elected officials missing at meeting It was uplifting
to witness the intelligence and profound concern of Homer area residents
as they asked penetrating questions and exposed major problems about
the proposed Pebble Mine during the Se
44. (88%)
Pebble
exec blasts 'fringe' foes
Pebble
exec blasts 'fringe' foes By HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion Northern
Dynasty Mines' chief of operations says designing the cleanest operation
possible for the company's proposed Pebble Mine northwest of Iliamna
requires a continuing dialogue with orga
45. (88%)
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field into home stretch February 24, 2005 Arts and
46. (88%)
Peninsula
could cash in on Pebble mine project
Peninsula
could cash in on Pebble mine project HAL SPENCE Peninsula Clarion
Although the economy of the Kenai Peninsula is heavily dependent
upon the oil and gas, fishing and tourism industries, interest has
turned lately to the promise of a proposed major
47. (88%)
New
HEA manager settles in Central Peninsula
New
HEA manager settles in Central Peninsula Hailing from Northern Minnesota,
Brad Janorschke has assumed the manager's position for consumer
owned Homer Electric Association. Grand Moret, in Cook County Minnesota
is very similar to the Kenai Peninsula acc
48. (87%)
Voices
of the Clarion: Questions not answered
Voices
of the Clarion: Questions not answered By JON FLORA Recently the
print media serving a large portion of the Kenai Peninsula, the
Peninsula Clarion, ran a story by a reporter who flew around the
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