Red Dog Mine – Eye on the Arctic

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Blog – Alaska Native Regional Corporations are responsible for pollution, too

18 March 201816 March 2018 Mia Bennett 0 Comments Alaska Native regional corporations, Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, Doyon Limited, Iñupiat, Kotzebue, NANA Regional Corporation, pollution, Red Dog Mine, Teck American, toxic waste, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Two weeks ago, I wrote about how Alaska’s Red Dog Mine is the most toxic site in America. This story has been

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Blog – America’s most toxic site is in the Alaskan Arctic

28 February 201828 February 2018 Mia Bennett 0 Comments Alaska, Chukchi Sea, Great Salt Lake Basin, Iñupiat, Kotzebue, mining, NANA, National Parks Service, natural resources, Nevada, Northwest Alaskan Borough, pollution, Red Dog Mine, Teck, toxic waste, Toxics Release Inventory (TRI), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Utah, zinc

In the Alaskan Arctic, Iñupiat sail across seas they’ve navigated for thousands of years in search of a whale to

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The coast near the village of Kivalina, Alaska. Ships in the upper right wait to be loaded from the Red Dog copper mine. (Al Grillo/AP)

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Waste pollutants: Discharge permits or pipeline for Alaska mine?

6 January 2014 Yereth Rosen, Alaska Dispatch News 0 Comments Red Dog Mine

Wastes from the Red Dog Mine and its port will continue to flow into the creek alongside the huge lead-zinc

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