· Mining group Anglo American has pulled out of the Pebble coppergold project in Alaska, less than two months after pledging to halve a $17 billion pipeline of potential mines and bring down the cost of keeping future options open The decision, announced on Monday, leaves junior exploration company Northern Dynasty to push ahead alone with the plan to develop one of the largest copper
· Newly Released Recordings Pull Back the Curtain on the Canadian Company Behind Pebble Mine The recordings underscore both Thiessen’s importance as a driving force behind the Pebble project and the financial windfall that he anticipates Pebble to deliver to his companies located in British Columbia, including an estimated $15 billion subsidy from Alaskans Last month the CEO of Pebble
· Anglo American PLC, one of the global mining giants that was backing the controversial Pebble copper and gold mine in southeastern Alaska, is pulling out of the project
These arguments – perhaps among other concerns – were enough to sway the project’s key mining investors to divest from the project, with Anglo American and Rio Tinto pulling out in 2013 and 2014 respectively, and First Quantum Minerals withdrawing in 2018 In 2014, under the Obama administration, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) concluded a threeyear study of the region
· After five years of debate giant miner Anglo American (LON: AAL) said Monday it is pulling out of its polemic Pebble Mine project in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska, adding it will pay a $300
· Anglo American, the Londonbased company which owned a 50 percent share in the Pebble Mine project slated for Alaska's Bristol Bay watershed, announced Monday it was pulling out
Workers with the Pebble Mine project test drill in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska, near the village of Iliamma, in July 2007 (Al Grillo/AP) The US House will hold a hearing on the Pebble Mine
Pebble Mine is the common name of a very large porphyry copper, gold, and molybdenum mine development project in the Bristol Bay region of Southwest Alaska, near Lake Iliamna and Lake Clark As of November 2020, mine developers were seeking federal permits from the United States Coast Guard and the Bureau of Safety and Environmental EnforcementState permitting would then follow, which
Who’s Pulling the Strings for Pebble Mine? Meet Pebble Mine CEO, Tom Collier Who Profits if Pebble is Permitted? Meet Pebble Limited Partnership CEO Tom Collier Tom is working to get a federal permit for Pebble’s proposed mega mine And Tom has 125 million reasons to get that permit as soon as possible That’s right – according to the company’s own filings with the SEC and Collier
The Pebble Project is located in the Bristol Bay Region in southwest Alaska, approximately 200 miles from Anchorage It is a green field project based on a coppergoldmolybdenum porphyry deposit, which is considered to be the largest deposit of its kind in the world The pebble
· After five years of debate giant miner Anglo American (LON: AAL) said Monday it is pulling out of its polemic Pebble Mine project in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska, adding it will pay a $300
The Pebble Project Pebble Limited Partnership (PLP) is proposing to develop the Pebble coppergoldmolybdenum porphyry deposit (Pebble Deposit) in southwest Alaska as an openpit mine, with associated infrastructure Summary Information Located on state of Alaska land 100 air miles and 230 river miles from Bristol Bay Major mine facilities constitute 53 square miles Project
The Pebble Project is a coppergoldmolybdenum porphyry deposit in the advanced exploration stage The project is located on state land in the Bristol Bay Region of southwest Alaska, approximately 17 miles northwest of the community of Iliamna Pebble consists of two contiguous deposits Pebble West is a near surface resource of approximately 41 billion metric tons Pebble East is
Anglo American PLC, one of the global mining giants that was backing the controversial Pebble copper and gold mine in southeastern Alaska, is pulling out of the project, executives said today
· Anglo American, the Londonbased company which owned a 50 percent share in the Pebble Mine project slated for Alaska's Bristol Bay watershed, announced Monday it was pulling out
· Pebble also confirmed its interest in using the infrastructure that will be put in place as part of the Pebble project to facilitate activation of the Donlin mine According to Thiessen, the Donlin mine is economically unviable unless it can use the roads and pipelines that will be built by Pebble to export its ore Thiessen explained, “There is another project that’s 175 miles north of
· Before pulling out of the Pebble Mine project last week, Anglo American, one of the world’s biggest mining companies, had invested six years and
· Adding to the financial woes of embattled Pebble Mine owner Northern Dynasty Minerals, global investment banking firm Morgan Stanley filed a form 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission on
Who’s Pulling the Strings for Pebble Mine? Meet Pebble Mine CEO, Tom Collier Who Profits if Pebble is Permitted? Meet Pebble Limited Partnership CEO Tom Collier Tom is working to get a federal permit for Pebble’s proposed mega mine And Tom has 125 million reasons to get that permit as soon as possible That’s right – according to the company’s own filings with the SEC and Collier
· "The lead federal regulator for the Pebble Project, the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), has signaled its intent to publish a Final EIS on July 24 and a ROD shortly thereafter Pebble's Collier said the Draft EIS published by the USACE last year, and subsequent contributions from the US Environmental Protection Agency, US Fish & Wildlife Service, the State of Alaska, tribal entities
· The Pebble project, a major openpit mine that would be dug in a remote, sparsely populated part of Southwest Alaska, has been fought over
· The Pebble Limited Partnership has not submitted a project for the State of Alaska to review at this point If a plan is submitted it will also undergo a vigorous review process”
Anglo American PLC, one of the global mining giants that was backing the controversial Pebble copper and gold mine in southeastern Alaska, is pulling out of the project, executives said today
· Two weeks ago, the Pebble Partnership formally filed an appeal to the US Army Corps of Engineers over its decision to deny a key water permit for the Pebble project
· The Pebble partnership is owned by Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd, headquartered in Vancouver, which has been looking for a partner since Anglo American PLC announced it was pulling
· Anglo American, the Londonbased company which owned a 50 percent share in the Pebble Mine project slated for Alaska's Bristol Bay watershed, announced Monday it was pulling out
· Anglo American announced on Monday that it was pulling out of the project, located near Bristol Bay, while at the same time writing off its $300million investment
· Pebble is a rarity in Alaska a big resourceextraction project that is widely opposed by Alaskans Polls consistently show large majorities against the project, even though Alaskans support
· The Pebble project design includes the potential energy needs for the region The company estimates 270 MW of power would be produced from a power plant at site, which will be powered with natural