Read the latest on where the proposed 'Pebble mine' stands: to.pbs.org/3DWkuU9

@cherylrleigh1912

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Frontline. God bless, America!!!!! God save Bristol Bay Salmon!!!!!

@vytallicaq.6881

Жыл бұрын

You need to rework your documentary on the FED Frontline. It falls woefully short. It implies that we need to maintain this precarious balancing act to avoid disaster. It already IS a disaster, and their slow, cautious approach is only prolonging the financial agony people are currently suffering through. My parents built a nice house in 1965 for just $25,000. According to Zillow, that now 58 year-old house is worth over $600,000. Nice houses like that would STILL be that affordable today, had congress and the FED agreed back then to keep the supply of money BALANCED with the supply of houses. When you inflate the money supply BEYOND the rate of production, you get inflated prices. Too much money bidding up the price of too few houses. That equation applies to ALL products and services. But the price of housing has the BIGGEST impact on everyone's financial stability, so they should primarily focus on that. If they notice the price of homes going up, they should ALWAYS reduce the money supply to deflate those prices back to their original level. The prices of homes are WAY too high today. Too many people can't afford them. They SHOULD crash the economy. They should dramatically shrink the money supply to deflate those prices. Yes, it would cause a lot of unemployment for the next few years, and many people would have to live in their cars. But houses would finally become affordable for the paycheck-to-paycheck crowd during the recovery. It's the ONLY way they will ever achieve financial stability. They'll just have to bite the bullet. No pain, no gain. Congress recklessly expands the money supply to make the instant gratification crowd happy. This detestable paradigm MUST END. Congressmen should EARN their votes, not BUY them.

@ADAMJWAITE

Жыл бұрын

@@measl In our current age of biased reporting being the standard, Frontline seems to do a better job of balanced journalism then most other sources from what I've seen. Is there something specifically you can point to? In this case, I've worked in Dillingham, spoke to the locals about the subject and am neither a proponent or opponent of the mine. It's definitely a complicated issue and I think Frontline did a fair job of showing both sides without pushing one or the other. Ultimately, a report should encourage the viewer to make up their own mind.

@paintedwings74

Жыл бұрын

So glad you did this report back then; thank you for re-running it now. I hope the judgment of the Biden Administration stands forever.

@TheBmco99

Жыл бұрын

There could be a equal medium on these deals I know this for a fact you don’t just shut one industry down for another you meet in the middle and figure it out and no, we will never let them destroy. The salmon runs if it takes them longer to mine, so be it but let them mine it but at a safe level. And maybe make them contribute some of the money they make off of these mines for rehab in other areas in the United States like the Columbia river gorge or other places in Alaska. Never let them process the ore by waterway make them haul it out. Then process it three more years Trump will be in and this mine will go to keep in mind. Trump is levelheaded if they went to Trump and proposed to do it right it would do be done right where the salmon will survive. This EPA is Bidens, EPA, and the greenies nobody else’s Trump will dissolve them once back at office. It will be a good thing for America. In the end there we’ll the problems that can be worked two most important. Don’t let them try to mind at all at one time, slow.

The perfect beauty of that land is " it's self a buried treasury for our childrens' childrens, a gold mine that is beyond priceless...no amount of dollars could ever replace "....our unborn generation deserves to have such beauty in their lifetime...

@Drunken_Master

Жыл бұрын

They will have VR.

@randyspencersr.4927

Жыл бұрын

@@Mr.Phoreskin Only if you already have them or they're on the way because the way the last couple generations are acting the last few years, I don't see any of them getting off their asses to even reproduce and if by chance an accident happens, they'll want to abort it. I have grandchildren from 13- 6 months and know I won't live long enough to see great grandchildren, the only downside of waiting until I was 25 to make my 1st child of 6

@Mr.Phoreskin

Жыл бұрын

@@randyspencersr.4927 that is awful but so true 😢

@daveyd0071

Жыл бұрын

@@Drunken_Master 😂

@mohdfahmi8841

9 ай бұрын

Ai....

"On January 30, 2023, EPA issued a Final Determination under its Clean Water Act Section 404(c) authority ... After extensive review of scientific and technical research spanning two decades, and robust stakeholder engagement, EPA has determined that certain discharges associated with developing the Pebble deposit will have unacceptable adverse effects on certain salmon fishery areas in the Bristol Bay watershed." The overwhelming probability based cost of the potentially catastrophic environmental impact exceeds all projected economic benefits beyond any reasonable doubt. 😊

@anthonymorales842

Жыл бұрын

EPA are using data that spans decades and nations . It is a extraordinarily rare for EPA to make the statement "beyond any reasonable doubt.

@dreamcatcher5502

Жыл бұрын

Is this true ???

@MsStephers

Жыл бұрын

We should claim it anyway. And we shall reign victorious. Praise God!!!

@ToferPulp

Жыл бұрын

I feel so relieved that Pebble Co. has been stopped. I hope they'll stop appealing the numerous rejections they've received over the years. If they do, I will continue to write letters of protest exposing their junk science and hubris.

@tombragalone7250

Жыл бұрын

It is safe for now😊 but this water shed needs to be protected by some sort of law or act so that it can never be harmed in the future!!

Even if I'm from the Philippines, I am so very happy that the EPA finally put a stop to the threat of mining in Bristol Bay.

This is not an Alaskan issue it's a world issue. But we entrust you the citizens and residents there to guard such gift of nature.

@mohdfahmi8841

9 ай бұрын

Ai...

@mohdfahmi8841

9 ай бұрын

!!//¡//.

@jackmitton2534

8 ай бұрын

More concern for the fish and wildlife than the people - no offense - but you can't support human life without unpoisoned food and water resources.

Five years years ago, I researched the Canadian based company wanting to open the Pebble Mine. This company has operated numerous mines in the Lower 48. While researching that company, I learned every tailing pond at every mine they operated FAILED, causing long-term pollution to the waters and ecology of the areas around the ponds. This is the primary reason I am against the mining project.

@atatterson6992

Жыл бұрын

Can you please provide the source(s) of that info (every tailing pond failed)? That would be very useful information. Thanks!

@swmplvr

Жыл бұрын

gasp! say it it isn't so! (sarcasm)

@matthewhoopes7757

Жыл бұрын

I'm not exactly doubting your findings but you should share where you got that information

@vickimeyers2672

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewhoopes7757 my multiple hours of research was done at least 5 years ago. I looked up, online, the name of the Canadian mining company who wants to establish the Pebble Mine, then researched the mines they operate in the Lower 48. The fact their tailing ponds failed is a fact I won't forget. It's also a fact that made it difficult for those adversely affected by the pond failures (water pollution for one) to file suit because they'd have to file suit against a company headquartered in a foreign country.

@vickimeyers2672

Жыл бұрын

@@atatterson6992 please read my response above to MatthewWhoopes. All of this information can be obtained online.

Happy to see the EPA vetoed the Pebble Mine project! The salmon are here to stay, preserving tribal communities, commercial fishing, and the beauty of the land.

@Justslothin

5 ай бұрын

@@AmericanTraitors-GOPI love when the intellectually challenged self identify. You’ll grow a brain someday.

I’m from Australia. Fascinating nail biting documentary showcasing the Alaskan natural heritage & fisheries channels for salmon. No matter what Pebble said the potential and highly probable catastrophic damage open mining would do to the vein safe water havens of salmon hatchlings was indisputable. No mining model in a wet environment has ever been made available to draw design and education from. That closed it immediately for me. I’m relieved the EPA vetoed the mine. While Pebble talked the talk you could feel they weren’t able to guarantee zero impact to the environment. Had it gone to permit they would have designed on paper everything possible to fulfil obligations. They would have been approved. We all know what’s on paper is one thing and the reality is something entirely different. Nature would have tested Pebbles 7.5 magnitude safety gap easily. The filings ponds would fail eventually. Mining corporations need to understand The richness of the area is not in the minerals beneath the soil, it’s the blood veins of life threading through it and it’s people who depend entirely on it. Enormous relief the treasures of Alaska will now be protected forever from ever becoming a mining district. To witness such a close call of that natural beauty coming so close to being threatened by corporate greed was difficult to stomach. I’m elated Pebble got sent packing!

@corbettshalejr1643

8 ай бұрын

Look at the history of disasters with Custic chemicals left behind and this mine will Produce Millions of tons of waste. In a giant pond held back by a dam that Will fail in a 9.0 EARTHQUAKE RICH STATE. Doesn't anyone Recall EARTHQUAKES? Those hundreds of miles of pipeline ? Research pipeline disasters . 10 billion tons of Toxic waste will destroy the environment and those hundreds of miles pipeline will fail.

from down here in New Zealand…we wish you people well in your fight..our hearts go out to you all God Bless

@880cutter

6 ай бұрын

I admire the Kiwis , you have saved rivers and now given them rights ! THANK YOU for making sure Mother Earth has Humans to protect her

The greatest thing about watching this story, after being moved early on by the plight of the fishermen, and the salmon- was to put it on pause, and google “what it the status of the Pebble Mine?” and can’t even begin to express how apropos and happy it made me to see this scar on the earth was finally stopped just 2 weeks ago. The power of the internet in its purest form. ❤

@petermgruhn

Жыл бұрын

This post says it all.

@edouardgluck9588

Жыл бұрын

@@petermgruhn it made watching the rest so much more enjoyable Peter- knowing that all the pontification and protestation from Dynasty was going nowhere. Fast. ❤️

@smirky101

Жыл бұрын

Now that i read your comment, I'm happy too.

@BuffaloNickel9

Жыл бұрын

Woooohooo good to read!.. those greedy filthy scums want to turn everything into their personal garbage pail... With the deposit worth that much I'm sure we haven't heard the last of it and they'll keep fighting unfortunately

@repentuklondonwatchman1373

Жыл бұрын

HALLELUJAH. GLORY TO GOD.

I live 3600 miles away in New Hampshire and I would be shouting from the rooftops if there was a proposed mine near one of my rivers. I've followed this issue for years and am 100% opposed to this - Thank you PBS for making this documentary.

@JamesMena-ym9vf

Жыл бұрын

Please don't poison The Big Green! Proud dad visited many times but never again would fly into Manchester; was a nightmare reaching Dartmouth from there.

@oneviwatara9384

Жыл бұрын

Western capitalism are literally destroyed the whole planet as we know it.

@pl-mn2ro

Жыл бұрын

Fish is food…..copper is poison

@adolfolerito6744

Жыл бұрын

@@pl-mn2royou’re able to type this comment on this very device because copper exists… and I won’t even start to list the amount of essential medical appliances and electronics that rely on copper to function.

@pl-mn2ro

Жыл бұрын

@@adolfolerito6744 I see your point. However basically you can live by eating fish and you will die eating copper because it is not comestibles. The human can live without copper but not without food.

Thank God for the EPA .

@Gertieness

10 ай бұрын

Yes, WHEN they do their job 👍

In Australia where I live we do not have any wild salmon. We farm salmon and describe them as ‘responsibly harvested’. we also import Norwegian farmed Salmon “the most toxic fish in the world”. Please protect your salmon rivers you are fighting a war for the whole planet. Thank you!

Thank you Epa for saving the land and water it means so much to the people of the earth and it is so important to preserve our land and fish and water

@staywoke2198

Жыл бұрын

You are thanking the EPA? Lol. Palestine Ohio??

@PaulBrown-uj5le

Жыл бұрын

@@staywoke2198 blame trump for that.

@staywoke2198

Жыл бұрын

@@PaulBrown-uj5le 😂 you’re crazy, lady

@AA-iy4gm

Жыл бұрын

These corrupt projects are fueled by big money, EPA can't catch them all especially when Republicans are in charge because they often deregulate many EPA rules in place that are there to protect this land. It's all available on the internet to search for if someone is in denial.

@mohdfahmi8841

9 ай бұрын

Ai....

We had a HUGE copper mine here in Northern Vancouver Island, ISLAND COPPER, BHP. it ran for 25 years, and produced enough Gold to pay all operating expenses daily. It destroyed a huge area of Rupert Inlet, from dumping tailing back into the ocean. Dont let it Happen in ALASKA.

@Brandon.Nichols

8 ай бұрын

Probably the same scoundrels or their spawn

Thumbs up for the EPA.

Thank goodness!!!

Lake illiamna should be a world heritage site because of the Salmon, the numbers of fish are absolutely phenomenal.

@garthwalker3488

Жыл бұрын

Dr Sylvia Earl has an Organization called Mission Blue, they take sensitive areas and make them "Hope Spots" and create a boundary and sacred space for the sea life to procreate untouched and spill over into the Oceans. This would be a prime spot, and I hope to make it a Hope Spot.

@JerryGarciaPOBox

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! It'd be the end of the giant, majestic Sockeye runs. With current prices for reds the fishery is already hurting. Bristol Bay is a national treasure!

@TheWestlandgirl

Жыл бұрын

Let's make it so!!

@petermgruhn

Жыл бұрын

"world heritage site" means "somebody should steal this for me"

I pray that this area gets protected!!!🙏 Money is not worth the amount of environmental damage this could all cause.

@mohdfahmi8841

9 ай бұрын

Ai.....!?//!//¡//....

@TheodoreLevia-bg4wq

8 ай бұрын

❤

Great work Frontline PBS!

Thank you EPA for stepping in. Those are beautiful Alaskan Waters must leave untouched. All the way from the city of Boston.

@mikeking1948

Жыл бұрын

👍👍 from Quincy too

@rickford2697

Жыл бұрын

All the way from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 🙌

@brendahubbard799

Жыл бұрын

The EPA got this one right!..too even consider to destroy north americas last wild salmon habitat just to line that mining companys pockets is a disgrace to all humanity !…Thank you EPA!

@Mrbfgray

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. We used to have similar bounty almost yr round in the Columbia watershed, dams devastated that and the multi-millennia native's way of life along with a significant branch of orcas that depended on the huge salmon. Those dams are losing their use case and may eventually, foreseeably be removed. Salmon runs can quickly rebound when dams removed.

@djack915

Жыл бұрын

And NEW YORK CITY ❤

I lived in AK for 6 years....mat- su valley..my friends house had a little offshoot of the river running thru his property as did others in this little sub division in Wasilla..and when the salmon ran this little nothing ofva creek was stuffed with the reddest salmon you ever saw..just amazing ✌️

@primesspct2

Жыл бұрын

I dream of seeing them some day.

@lewisc9959

Жыл бұрын

What Native American tribe(s) is your friend part of?

@roxieearly9484

Жыл бұрын

You were blessed to see such bounty provided by The Source , The One Creator, The Heavenly Father.

@lewisc9959

Жыл бұрын

@M J Faulkner he lives in Native American land! North America is our Native American land! The white peoples land is in Europe.

@Magical_Thinking

Жыл бұрын

@@lewisc9959 : What’s the purpose of asking what tribe they’re from? There are many more white & non-native people living in Alaska than there are natives. I grew up in Alaska and I’m black. People from all over the world have immigrated there. Filipino’s, Mexicans, Vietnamese, you name it! Plus “natives” in Alaska aren’t just Indians. The Inuit’s (Eskimo’s) are plenty and they live lives of subsistence as well. Inuit’s are in the Northern part of Alaska, whereas Indians are in the Southeast Coastal regions of Alaska & Pacific Northwest of the lower 48.

❤ Thank you Frontline. This is very Educational thete are things here that I did not know

Muito bom esse documentário 😊

Frontline always brings NEWS to people more than NEWS channels. keep on keeping on PBS

Thank you Frontline, your research and filming of this project were enlightening to the scope of power and influence that our modern society puts on the health of Planet Earth and the future of Humanity.

This story is 11 years old and it appears the EPA stopped it for now, but there needs to be laws enacted that will stop this destruction from happening period. This Bristol Bay thing should have never been up for debate in the first place!

Ficou muito fascinado com as belezas do Alaska sempre

This is really well done. Very educational. 👍 It's a terrible idea to mine this location.

@macrosellbrandmarketingsta9712

Жыл бұрын

❤️

@fido3561

Жыл бұрын

As the one fellow said, no matter what the intentions are, humans have always managed to mess it up. No truer words have ever been spoken.

@jackmitton2534

8 ай бұрын

More concern for the fish and wildlife than the people - no offense - but you can't support human life without unpoisoned food and water resources.

“When the last tree Is cut down, the last fish eaten, and the last stream poisoned, you will realize that You cannot eat money”

@virendrasinhchauhan3307

Жыл бұрын

grind a coin and eat it with oatmeal.

@littleeagle7563

Жыл бұрын

When a loaf of bread will coast a day's wage.

@norcalpinoy9618

Жыл бұрын

@@littleeagle7563 there's rice and potatoes

@littleeagle7563

Жыл бұрын

@@norcalpinoy9618 That sucks

The EPA is a very unpopular agency but in this case their decision was incredibly wise. All those people who put profit ahead of all else need to look at our mining history and the damage mankind has already caused. The track record of mankind is incredibly abysmal. In time, technology will improve to the point where we can truly mine in a safe manner. But we are not there yet.

this is the best news for stopping the mine due to the fact the pollution from the mine glad it got stopped thank you don kunkel napa california

Educate. Organize. Mobilize. Support. When and if you are hungry, I hope you will not be eating your cup of copper but you will be eating your cup of delicious Salmon: Thank you, PBS.

That mining executive was a skilled, professional liar to be hustling those people with a straight face.

@johnjaco5544

Жыл бұрын

That's why he was hired

@eversway7540

Жыл бұрын

Lol..I just starded reading the comments but i said similar.

@fellspoint9364

Жыл бұрын

@eversway7540 - I think it was the unblinking sociopathic stare that caught my attention. He was hell bent on driving home his agenda.

@eversway7540

Жыл бұрын

@@fellspoint9364 Lol...I forgot to mention as well, you're absolutely right. I was speaking about both of them.

@Scriptorsilentum

Жыл бұрын

business is business. you can bet his greasy ass is so well-heeled you likely wouldn't believe what these mining corps are paying him. and the bastard does all this with a straight face and sleeps soundly all night long.

Man's greed knows no bounds ... this mine is a bad idea at every level

@tombragalone7250

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree, those people are only concerned with lining their pockets and care not about the future of this place!!

@browngreen933

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad nothing you own or use has copper in it.

@chuckmorton8823

Жыл бұрын

@@browngreen933 Sounds like you bought into the industry propaganda

@questjones6181

Жыл бұрын

@@browngreen933 What kind of statement is that. Come on!! Every person on this planet owns something with copper in it. That doesn’t mean that every place with a deposit of valued minerals should be excavated. The deposit should be evaluated and weighed against the negative effects of that location. This had to be Jethro Bodean with his 6th grade education with a statement like that. Hang in there buddy and find someone trust worthy that can do your thinking for you. No offense!

@alanbell6999

Жыл бұрын

Best go to the Congo

AMAZING work Mr. E.P.A. "Dude" !!!!!!

Wonderful documentary and I hope the EPA will step in and stop this disaster from happening.....

Please fight for healthy fisheries and our healthy environment as these are our true wealth.

@keathie101

Жыл бұрын

Even if they gave everyone in Alaska twenty million dollars it won't worth it this is sad SMH

@garybulwinkle82

Жыл бұрын

These tributaries produce protein that sustains a vital portion of Alaska's population of not only wildlife but humans too. If left, it will produce for many many years; it's an infinite resource for Alaska long into the future. The mining is a finite resource; once it's gone, and the money is spent, there is nothing left but the waste! So many areas of the world have been robbed of their resources and what has been left? Can they remove the mining resources without disturbing the fishery? What risk are they willing to take? The questions need to be answered, truthfully!

@TheWestlandgirl

Жыл бұрын

@Nicholas #51 Nobody wants a strip mined ugly World to live in so we can have a "green" poisoned land.

Hands off Alaska! from Souty Africa with love

From a miner and an outdoorsman, the proposed pebble mine should never be allowed to go forward. The mine I work for is an open pit limestone quarry. Our reclamation program is amazing, to start with are monocrop agriculture fields. When we're done, there is a mix of grasslands, wetlands, and eventually wooded areas. This is fantastic for wildlife with the mixture of open grass and wooded habitat. We have a wide variety of wild animals on the property and get a massive influx of migratory birds annually. We don't have the potential to cause a massive disaster like what would likely happen with this proposed mine though, there's simply too much at stake to risk it.

"We smart enough to know that we're not smart enough." That's such a wise statement that I wish most leaders in the world would accept the term, and look for inputs from others.

As of Jan 2023 the EPA has stopped this project cold. 11 years after this was aired. That means years of court proceeding that will that will surely benefit several law firms....... Sanity has for the moment been upheld. The higher good has prevailed so far, knowing full well they will never stop trying to make this mine happen. Viva Alaska Viva Terlingua!

Just a sigh of relief. The project was, in fact, vetoed by the EPA in 2023!

@konseptikonrekords

Жыл бұрын

Sorry. That won't stand in court. You should review the facts of how it was vetoed and see if you think that's a strong case.

@Fpvpilot928

Жыл бұрын

@@konseptikonrekords It's already done, this went on for years already. Apparently you don't know the topic at hand here. First, asection 404(c) veto from EPA (they've used that 14 times and none have been overturned). Second, a permit denial from the Army Corps. Third, the Pebble corporation has been wholly and universally abandoned by all mining partners, and finally the successful funding last month of Pedro Bay Corp.’s agreement to sell for $20,000,000 a conservation easement over 44,000 acres, including lands that sought by Pebble for its preferred transportation and infrastructure corridor, Also, an investigation is pending, as the CEO of pebble was caught on camera trying to lure Chinese investors by claiming he would get a permit for a tiny 20 year permit which would just expand to ten times the size and environmental impact. There is no chance this mine will exist there. 😂😂😂

@adolfolerito6744

Жыл бұрын

The project of the mine wasn’t vetoed by the EPA. What was vetoed is the request to dump the tailings on site (which are the main problem).

@smirky101

Жыл бұрын

Sigh of relief that trump wasnt in office to overrule the EPA.

Thanks Senator Roberts.

Thank God for the EPA. 🙏

Any project which will require "10,000 years" of constant, uninterrupted, unfailing, perfectly executed remediation should be laughed out of the room. They should not even have been allowed to get this far with their foolish and hubristic plan. These people saw the potential profits and all sense and reason went out of their minds.

@TheWestlandgirl

Жыл бұрын

You summed up the entire argument in one sentence!! 👏👏👏👏

@michaeloconnor1479

Жыл бұрын

Very well put

I love Alaska. Wished I spent my youth there.

@bmwbmw3553

Жыл бұрын

I think alaska were rusian property .

@user-cm4uy9bu4s

9 ай бұрын

No, you don’t. Our schools are atrocious and a significant number of Alaskans place little to no value on education. Which is why so many of us move up from the lower 48 and have such an easy time taking all of the highest paying jobs.

@880cutter

6 ай бұрын

I recently went to Alaska and met some of the Natives .You can feel their connection to the EARTH, THEY LISTEN to Mother Earth ,they feel her in their souls .what an amazing place and people. We need to help them protect the land

They are still fighting against this.... got a chance to fish last summer in bristol bay... great experience

Thank god for the EPA

I will support PBS till the day I die. 🔥 PBS/DW ❤❤

@ZMAN_420

Жыл бұрын

ABSOLUTELY 100% ! 👍🏻🇺🇲

I lived fairly close to this area for many years.I was a commercial fisherman and everyday was amazed at what I saw.Just leave the the land alone!

@ronpflugrath2712

Жыл бұрын

Criminal

We need to do the same thing that the people of New Zealand did. They got the get to realize that life is water and water is life … I commend them for such values and hope the rest of the world wakes up to that concept !

Чисто кайфовые завозы) все как я люблю. Почаще делай такие видоски бро

We need a Bristol Bay Protection Act that ensures the salmon (a keystone species) is forever protected from current and future mining activity.

@MananiImapilJuWewe

Жыл бұрын

YES! absolutely.

@kevintewey1157

Жыл бұрын

De growth

@ResortDog

Жыл бұрын

Lets all stop the CCP commies over fishing in our territorial waters, HUH? FOCUS ON THE WORST OFFENDERS.

@gamerguy696

Жыл бұрын

Exactly 💯 Some places need to stay off limit forever.

@Wutzmename

Жыл бұрын

There is. As of January, the US EPA made it known that Bristol Bay protections are in effect for as long as it's an act. Pebble Partnership has effectively been put out of this area. Also, this video is being re-aired from 2012 in light of the 10 year fight over this.

EPA you do all thank you

Love this documentary. Can anyone suggest similar films?

Once they extract everything from the mine, what then? It’s best to preserve the near infinite fish supply over these finite pebbles

@mjones6115mj

Жыл бұрын

Look at butte Montana Berkeley pit

@12time12

Жыл бұрын

@@mjones6115mjyep, it’s a mess. These companies extract everything of value and abandon it to tax payers. The president should make it a national monument to stop the Canadian miners imo.

@mjones6115mj

Жыл бұрын

@@12time12 agreed

@paintedwings74

Жыл бұрын

@@mjones6115mj or just look at Kennecott's Bingham Copper Mine in Utah. That thing has every attribute an open pit mine could have going for it to be "harmless" to the environment. Is it harmless? Ha. No. "Kennecott's copper mine concentrators, power plant and smelter is the leading facility for toxic releases in the state of Utah" releasing 6250 pounds of lead into the air ANNUALLY, and poisoning the watershed that DOES EXIST, despite the false assertion that being in a dry area would prevent water contamination.

@ronpflugrath2712

Жыл бұрын

They lock gold in a vault somewhere and the fish are dead

Gold / copper mining and refining are one of the most poisionous business I know.

@linqua1728

Жыл бұрын

Actually 3rd world countries small miners are extracting concentrates then using boric acid to more efficiently smelt it by lowering melting points. A much cleaner sustainable process. Gold is deposited because it was dissolved during continental plate grinding, so pit miners today saturate 99.7 of the material with acid again to extract the metal again. Savages? Not high tech at all. They make mining look worse than it could be. That area can sustain some mining, but not with chemical extraction - which should be banned in watershed areas, put it on a train and process it else where. The other problem with pit mines is they recompose some acids by exposing soils after being buried hundreds of years. Without dump trucks of baking soda I don't see how to safely mine those areas with what is patented or in use today.

@danielelliott3659

Жыл бұрын

Second only to politics

Oh cool , I’ll watch this a little later 👍

The lose of the wetlands alone is unthinkable. Alaska is one of the world's last frontiers of wilderness that is truly wild and untouched still that's what I love about it there is a place were we as humans have not destroyed or ruined from bar greed having a shame.

@tracyeeten8759

Жыл бұрын

What gets big business the right to destroy a habitat a way of life and the ecosystem

@mohdfahmi8841

9 ай бұрын

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@vyhozshu

9 ай бұрын

@@tracyeeten8759 capitaI.

This is arguably the last clean protein source in the world and the last pristine wilderness. It is sacred to the local people and should be to the entire world. Shivery came to Alaska many decades ago as a Vista volunteer, and it seems has figured out how to make it pay

@LIZZIE-lizzie

Жыл бұрын

Great comment! Explains something about Shivery, huh?!

@jamespoon2656

Жыл бұрын

The Pebble people talk about jobs jobs jobs but they ONLY care about the huge payday for themselves. The jobs angle is only public relations baloney. When the copper is gone AND the fish are gone then how will people in the region pay for their gas and internet bill. It's killing the goose that played the golden egg in the form of salmon. Is anything sacred anymore in America besides money?

@terllcompton3116

Жыл бұрын

That land needs to be protected by the people

@oxycotin

Жыл бұрын

Yea but when north america was hitting south america from behind with no lube , no one was saying anything about “sacred”

@billdavis6978

Жыл бұрын

Poor Bears. It’s like we want to make it harder on wildlife and people to live off the land for something in the ground.

Its impossible to mine without effecting the local environment. Land is only pristine once. Of course there are ways to invest enough to ensure that but, seems to not be a goal. An open pit among the melting perma frost is madness.

Preserve it. I spent most of my life in Alaska and there is no reason to destroy this fish habitat and trust me, the mining companies will indeed destroy it.

US EPA AS I AM AMERICA INDIAN MY SELF THIS IS WONDERFULL FOR YOUR DECISON THANK YOU DON KUNKEL NAPA CA

This was incredibly well put together. PBS is the standard

It will only take one accident to destroy a one of a kind echo system not just a fishery. there are too many variables to consider and the long term risk isn’t worth the short term benefit. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, DONT DO IT ALASKA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Much love from Michigan.

@Ucfahmad

Жыл бұрын

Conservative or liberal surely we can all agree on this one right? You can keep your contempt of the EPA and still support this ecosystem.

@d.froggiez369

Жыл бұрын

@@Ucfahmad Absolutely!! I really worry for those who still want the mine after being educated by this video (many have done their own research 💚) on the disastrous consequences it would cause. I personally can't stand our beautiful Earth being destroyed.

@TheWestlandgirl

Жыл бұрын

Should be non political because it affects us all. We celebrate this decision!

@tombragalone7250

8 ай бұрын

True but the EPA is a racket, they allow pollution and just collect money for it as if it were a business

Hooray for Bristol Bay!

GOD BLESS, Y'ALL...

Thank you much for the effort you put on making these documentaries!!! I might haven't gone up to that north and what I know of it is because of brave people who dare against of all odds determine to save the beautiful planet The Almighty One has allowed us to live in.... and for just another short period of time!!! Let's take heed of it!!!! Shalom!!!!!

@phantomghost263

Жыл бұрын

Keep Alaska pristine

We cant give up wilderness for $$. The wild life is the gold

Keep Alaska wild!

I find it outrageous and absurd that a project of this scale would even be proposed in this region. I applaud the EPA for doing its due diligence and research, I completely agreed with their assessment.

I live in a area where mining has impacted the land . The area was mined for 35 years. Two gold mines were in the city limits. A byproduct of the mining process is arsenic. At one mine there is 237 tones stored in a underground stope . It is permanently frozen to keep it from leaking into the water table. The mine is right on the north shore of Great Slave Lake one of the biggest freshwater lakes in the world. It is said that the arsenic will have to be monitored for life . The arsenic has the capacity to kill the world population three times over.

@zooski1516

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing.

@nekahill359

9 ай бұрын

Wow and that near a lake ...

@astrologerclimatewitness3787

4 ай бұрын

😯And...wait till we begin to have shortages of oil...to keep it frozen ..that's all be a trick...

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Life is priceless. Period. Learn from our mistakes.

No mining or whatever on Alaska region please keep it clean as always as before Full support from a small city Imphal

Another great documentary from Frontline (PBS). Don't forget to help support such a noble cause.

The salmon need to do more than "exist," they need to thrive …

Your country My Globe Dennis Mcleeran, Administrator, EPA, Region 10, 21stCentury HERO and LEADER.

Nature versus lodge, NATURE. 💯 wins 💯

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Biden administration struck a blow to mining development in the Bristol Bay watershed Tuesday with the announcement of a final determination that works to protect wild salmon fisheries in the region, essentially stopping the development of the Pebble Mine. Jan 31, 2023

@laughingatlife7100

Жыл бұрын

Thank U💋 !!!!

@chuckmorton8823

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@SinCityRaider81

Жыл бұрын

@@laughingatlife7100 You're welcome 😘

On January 30, 2023, EPA issued a Final Determination under its Clean Water Act Section 404(c). It determined the Pebble deposit will have unacceptable adverse effects on certain salmon fishery areas in the Bristol Bay watershed. Its only the 3rd time in 30 years, (the fourteenth time in the history of the Clean Water Act) that EPA has used this authority.

@jandyg

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the update. Good news in my opinion. I’m no where near an environmentalist. By far! But this is a far to important food source for the whole world. Let alone the economic impact to millions if there were to be issues.

@anthonymirkovich5156

Жыл бұрын

This is an old documentary or old info ..

@anthonymirkovich5156

Жыл бұрын

I’m a Bristol bay fisherman

@KS-yc8di

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonymirkovich5156 what's the local sentiment like for pebble? I would assume you're all opposed to this right? I hope this mine doesn't get built personally.

@jimcarrington6744

Жыл бұрын

@@KS-yc8di Anthony is a dishonest troll, & probably paid by this greedy mining company, not a fisherman & not from the bristol bay area. Money is the root of all evil today.

The salmon and coral speak to us and if they didn't we would sll be dead . The treatment of the water and the handling of the amount of water is the crucial to co-existence if co-existence is unavoidable. It is thoughtless to mine something as common as copper or iron in sn environment as wet as Alaska or the tropics

It has all been done before. Just study the Copperhill mine and the Ocoee River in Tennessee to find out what happens to fish in the vicinity of a copper mine.

@djack915

Жыл бұрын

I looked at Cooper Tennessee , water and whole environment- very sad 😢

Another great episode of Frontline. Everyone should be watching these.

Oh yeah, a pit mine with toxic heavy metal lakes. That's always worked out just great...

Thank you EPA. To those who opposed this intervention I hope you see how you cant feed on money and how long perpetual monitoring really is.

Mining engineer here in Australia. Delighted to hear this mine did not go ahead. It would have been an environmental disaster. EPA made the right decision! Go and find another deposit thats not located in such an environmentally sensitive area.

Thank you Frontline for amazing information n always getting the truth out there. No Greed over wildlife all humans being need the wildlife

@politican4thepeople303

Жыл бұрын

Must be crazy to think that a acid mine in the heart of salmon world..Yea right. Rich want to stay rich

@emiliorosa9896

Жыл бұрын

@Politican4thePeople no. Negative words please. Don't care about your negatively

What an awesome God given landscape.Praying it stays that way for good!

@lewislinzy3437

Жыл бұрын

Commercial fishermen will destroy it just like other places. It's just a matter of time. GREED and netters have that result.

@jeremyncrm2012

Жыл бұрын

@@lewislinzy3437you may be right, but there are people who fight for good as well.

Save the fisheries 🇺🇸

It's insane how confident these guys are about how in control they are.. there are so many failure points in the operation.

33:00 "We don't think that fault is a threat" Our insurance companies can sort that out if we are wrong. And they say: Oops, all the fish are dead, and the sea is gray. We didn't think that hard, now did we. infamous last words.

On my bucket list of places to visit before I die is definitely Alaska. It might be an American state but it just seems like a whole, new country. I want to see it with my own eyes, definitely.

@TheStuport

Жыл бұрын

Some stunning views in Alaska to be sure! Up close and in person would be a gift! Good Luck in getting to scratch that off your List Edye Ann! Cheers From Ohio

@edyann

Жыл бұрын

@@TheStuport Oh, thank you! I'm from Baja California and I have already googled the drive! Three days it will take me.. Cross the border and then California, Oregon, Washington, B.C. Canada and finally Alaska! I have it all planned, haha. Even obsessed with Hillary Swank's new show: Alaska Daily.. :) Will definitely have to go there before my time is up!

@Drgonzosfaves

Жыл бұрын

I went to Kotzebue. Cool little town.

@edyann

Жыл бұрын

@@Drgonzosfaves Oh, I envy you! So lucky.

@bernard6973

Жыл бұрын

Don’t wait!!! Go now!!!! Tomorrow is not PROMISED!!!

Sou da América do Sul meu sonho é viver em um lugar desse amo a natureza se existisse vida após a morte gostaria de voltar como um lobo outro animal e viver no Alasca tenho sonho com esse lugar desde pequena sem saber que lugar existia eu conheci em sonhos desde meus 5 anos de vida ❤🥰

This place is very lucky ❤️

On September 9, 2021, it was reported that the United States Environmental Protection Agency had "asked a federal court to allow for Clean Water Act protections for parts of the bay." On January 31, 2023, the EPA effectively vetoed the project, using a rarely invoked power to restrict development to protect watersheds.

This topic shouldn't even have a discussion. The planets' food supply is priceless.

Build it!

Greetings from Portugal...The Ole mining companies are busy everywhere...In the North of the country...Lithium...and folks are totally against it...I have hiked through the area many times...Absolutley beautiful...and pristine...At the end of the day...in the time's we are living, one must look at the track record of both the companies and long term environmental impacts it places on this planet! Boa Sorte! 🇵🇹😉