Yes it may be a 100 miles however the smaller fish reside in the tributaries with a very high likely hood that there will be a long term chronic exposure from the "tailings". There is a greater narrative here of what is of value. Like any deposit it will exhaust itself and like many post mining sites the resource is rendered valueless for years perhaps decades. This archaic approach is from a time when the population had considerably fewer people less dense and lesser rate of consumption. To my of thinking to consider such a thing as mining this region is so stupid, it defies logic.
Electric vehicles or much better for the environment than traditional gas. But they use 7 times more copper to make them. Where are we supposed to get the copper from?
Over 150 million has been spent on environmental studies at the Pebble Mine in Alaska which is 100 miles away from Bristol Bay. WAY more studies will happen during permitting and if it's so bad they won't get a permit. Free the Pebble Mine, the precious metals are MEANT to be mined. #PebbleMine #NAK #NorthernDynastyMinerals #Hag2:8
The problem with dipshits like you is how short sighted you seem to be. You never seem to care about the generations of people that will come after you, inheriting a ruined planet. Im sure youre on board with fracking as well, another great way to pollute our aquifers.
Spam Ruskie I agree , the meat eater podcast had a guest named Tim Bristol who explains way more than this video it’s a good watch and up to date with the whole Tom coliier resignation and the future of the state of Alaska .
yeah im from Pedro Bay Alaska and that is just to scary I have a house right next to Lake Illiamna in Pedro Bay and in the past we are selves have built roads that messed with are berrys and that was just a tiny road throw the village. This pebble mine is a nightmare
No one can guarantee a clean protected enviornment. If this mining project goes through, accidents will happen. Even though every effort is made to prevent them. No amount of money can replace the things that could be lost.
It's funny how they make all this sound like it's right next to bristol Bay it's like 90 km away. And all the waste tailings would just be sand. Oh no hope an earthquake doesn't happen. lol. This is like the poorest county in all of the US. This mine will bring tens of thousands of jobs averaging over $100,000 a year.
So what’s your suggestion to mine resources? You think they magically mine themselves? You’d rather have other nations and states do the dirty work for your guilt free conscience?
@@Alaskanman Why destroy a renewable resource that feeds people, for natural resources? Hundreds of families depend on the salmon run for food and to make a living. It’s not that I want other nations or states to do the dirty work, I know that mine would create other jobs but it’s sad we do this to everything…
@@ix_stompdown_-xi8199 Agreed, but this is the economy we’ve created. Not just created, mankind built it from the ground up. Since governments and politicians around the world won’t sit down and seriously discuss transitioning to alternative economic builds, we won’t be able to have others mine our resources forever. I’ve yet to see politicians suggest alternative ways to distribute resources and energy that’ll work. Once America runs out of options for mineral and natural resources, they’ll turn to Alaska. It’s not a question of ethics, it’s a question of when. Have you read the research papers for bristol bay? I used to be completely against pebble mine because I believed them saying it’ll kill our salmon and other natural resources. This was before I did any research
if you just look at NAK then you start wondering.... but look around the things that are affecting it. The price will go through the roof. Its something you will want to start putting in lots of money into it. What you don't see just from reading this stock is that: 1 they are actually building and developing the docks and doing permitting in the local AK government. If you are building roads, without a mine yet, you know something will be built there next. 2. Its so guaranteed, especially now. Yes it will be a several months to a year... but now at 93 cents per share it is so worth dropping even 1 thousand or so on it. It is going to shoot up to at least 30 dollars per share once the mining begins in a year or so. 3... its on the other side of a mountainous area that naturally protects the lakes and streams. The actual area is very barren and rocky and no rivers or lakes in this area. The nearest lake is 100 miles or more away called lake Illiamna. this lake feeds into Bristol bay... but it will be unaffected according to researchers. This stock is undervalued cause of democrat haters who want to destroy the Alaskan economy. These same people who are the haters and democrats are in California and Washington making money off of say no to pebble mine stickers. This kind of gross hatred by democrats and liberals steals from citizens in Alaska the ability to build schools because of the businesses and money that NAK will bring in. Currently milk in illiamna cost 11 dollars for a half gallon. With the mine it will bring prices down to at least 4 dollars and help the town grow. Help Alaska grow! Support NAK. So many people would benefit from this also.
If the mining industry is so sure about their impact being negligible let them put up a bond of tens of billions of dollars. Is there one watershed post industrial "anything" that has returned to its prior native state. I know of none. It is that primal state where natural resource health exist.
The video is one-sided for a reason - because it is all true. I was up near the mine site last summer. There is water everywhere in that region - above and underground, The waste will spread all over the area. At least Anglo American saw the light and quit. Northern Dynasty, it's your turn.
This is such a lie.... The actual area, looks like a rock field and there is a mountainous region dividing and protecting the Illimani lake and the water ways and major rivers. If this is all 100 miles south of where the mine would be, then logically it wouldn't even be affected by the mine. if you just look at NAK then you start wondering.... but look around the things that are affecting it. The price will go through the roof. Its something you will want to start putting in lots of money into it. What you don't see just from reading this stock is that: 1 they are actually building and developing the docks and doing permitting in the local AK government. If you are building roads, without a mine yet, you know something will be built there next. 2. Its so guaranteed, especially now. Yes it will be a several months to a year... but now at 93 cents per share it is so worth dropping even 1 thousand or so on it. It is going to shoot up to at least 30 dollars per share once the mining begins in a year or so. 3... its on the other side of a mountainous area that naturally protects the lakes and streams. The actual area is very barren and rocky and no rivers or lakes in this area. The nearest lake is 100 miles or more away called lake Illiamna. this lake feeds into Bristol bay... but it will be unaffected according to researchers. This stock is undervalued cause of democrat haters who want to destroy the Alaskan economy. These same people who are the haters and democrats are in California and Washington making money off of say no to pebble mine stickers. This kind of gross hatred by democrats and liberals steals from citizens in Alaska the ability to build schools because of the businesses and money that NAK will bring in. Currently milk in illiamna cost 11 dollars for a half gallon. With the mine it will bring prices down to at least 4 dollars and help the town grow. Help Alaska grow! Support NAK. So many people would benefit from this also.
The Exxon Valdez spill was a mistake yet it is 2019 and we still find oil polluting our shores . Mistakes can happen and some mistakes have huge consequences . If there was another tragedy like Exxon based on the pebble mine can you replace all of those natural resources and livelihood that you have destroyed ( probably not ) . Just food for thought
I worked here when it was a Golden Dynasty project Heli-Staking the Big Chunk project for this chump named Phil St.George. This was 1996. I cut over 100km of I.P. line through virgin Black Spruce forests for no better reason than the worlds largest failed drilling program. I cut lines you will see for 1000 years or more for NOTHING! I was a subcontractor for a disaster.
Let's face it. The world needs the copper for electric cars. We have to stop relying on fossil fuels and start thinking about the environment. Northern Dynasty has outlined their mining methods specifically for Pebble. 15% of the gold, that is the portion requiring extraction using cyanide, will remain unmined. Please read up on this.
Pure lies. This is all based on the original study. None of this takes into account the revised plan that was approved by the Corp of Engineers. This mine will have no affect on the spawning grounds.
Pebble Mine is a great project! The region is amazing with all the fish and gold that can be found there. People will be able to get gold from this amazing region.
great? GREAT?! That goddamn mine is about to put THOUSANDS OF ACRES, A LOT OF RESIDENTS AND MILLIONS OF FISH ON THE LINE AND YOU CALL THAT GREAT!!!! GET REAL
I hope they build the mine. If there's less salmon as a result (seems unlikely the salmon are decimated), we can find some other fish to eat. No biggie. I want more copper and gold.
So also the Grizzly bears and orcas, along with the 137 other species that depend on the abundance of salmon in this biosphere will all be fine without them? Think again. If you have no clue how fundamental ecology works, maybe you should keep your mouth shut and not risk looking like a moron.
No this is just stupid... It's too dangerous it's too risky and if that toxic goes into water.. boom no more sockeye and it will come to you IDIOTS. We don't need copper and gold and just vote no on the pebble mine.
President Obama, STOP this atrocity! You are supposed to be our leader, not big oil and mining's follower. So, LEAD our country into a brighter, cleaner future by supporting research and production of clean energy and products, including autos. PROTECT our country's water, land, wildlife, and PEOPLE. WE, the PEOPLE, are counting on you.
What they probably won't tell you is that the mine is going to be 100 MILES from Bristol Bay...look on RUclips for john stossel and pebble mine....:/
I just watched that lol it's funny how this got recommended right after
Same here, watched it last night and all of a sudden im getting this video recommended to me.
Yes it may be a 100 miles however the smaller fish reside in the tributaries with a very high likely hood that there will be a long term chronic exposure from the "tailings". There is a greater narrative here of what is of value. Like any deposit it will exhaust itself and like many post mining sites the resource is rendered valueless for years perhaps decades. This archaic approach is from a time when the population had considerably fewer people less dense and lesser rate of consumption. To my of thinking to consider such a thing as mining this region is so stupid, it defies logic.
Electric vehicles or much better for the environment than traditional gas. But they use 7 times more copper to make them. Where are we supposed to get the copper from?
Over 150 million has been spent on environmental studies at the Pebble Mine in Alaska which is 100 miles away from Bristol Bay. WAY more studies will happen during permitting and if it's so bad they won't get a permit. Free the Pebble Mine, the precious metals are MEANT to be mined. #PebbleMine #NAK #NorthernDynastyMinerals #Hag2:8
The problem with dipshits like you is how short sighted you seem to be. You never seem to care about the generations of people that will come after you, inheriting a ruined planet. Im sure youre on board with fracking as well, another great way to pollute our aquifers.
Spam Ruskie I agree , the meat eater podcast had a guest named Tim Bristol who explains way more than this video it’s a good watch and up to date with the whole Tom coliier resignation and the future of the state of Alaska .
yeah im from Pedro Bay Alaska and that is just to scary I have a house right next to Lake Illiamna in Pedro Bay and in the past we are selves have built roads that messed with are berrys and that was just a tiny road throw the village. This pebble mine is a nightmare
Ur punctuation is a nightmare bud
Period
Found the person that doesn't know how to speak or spell basic fucking English.
No one can guarantee a clean protected enviornment. If this mining project goes through, accidents will happen. Even though every effort is made to prevent them. No amount of money can replace the things that could be lost.
Every "fact" presented in this video is completely wrong.
Present your data then, please
@Royal Subjects, you hate salmon runs do you?
It's funny how they make all this sound like it's right next to bristol Bay it's like 90 km away. And all the waste tailings would just be sand. Oh no hope an earthquake doesn't happen. lol. This is like the poorest county in all of the US. This mine will bring tens of thousands of jobs averaging over $100,000 a year.
Leave this un touched land in the way it is... this is scary
So what’s your suggestion to mine resources? You think they magically mine themselves? You’d rather have other nations and states do the dirty work for your guilt free conscience?
@@Alaskanman yup
@@ix_stompdown_-xi8199 At least you’re honest.
@@Alaskanman Why destroy a renewable resource that feeds people, for natural resources? Hundreds of families depend on the salmon run for food and to make a living. It’s not that I want other nations or states to do the dirty work, I know that mine would create other jobs but it’s sad we do this to everything…
@@ix_stompdown_-xi8199 Agreed, but this is the economy we’ve created. Not just created, mankind built it from the ground up. Since governments and politicians around the world won’t sit down and seriously discuss transitioning to alternative economic builds, we won’t be able to have others mine our resources forever. I’ve yet to see politicians suggest alternative ways to distribute resources and energy that’ll work. Once America runs out of options for mineral and natural resources, they’ll turn to Alaska. It’s not a question of ethics, it’s a question of when.
Have you read the research papers for bristol bay? I used to be completely against pebble mine because I believed them saying it’ll kill our salmon and other natural resources. This was before I did any research
FANTASTIC VIDEO!! I'm sending this to everyone I know. Great job.
if you just look at NAK then you start wondering.... but look around the things that are affecting it. The price will go through the roof. Its something you will want to start putting in lots of money into it. What you don't see just from reading this stock is that: 1 they are actually building and developing the docks and doing permitting in the local AK government. If you are building roads, without a mine yet, you know something will be built there next. 2. Its so guaranteed, especially now. Yes it will be a several months to a year... but now at 93 cents per share it is so worth dropping even 1 thousand or so on it. It is going to shoot up to at least 30 dollars per share once the mining begins in a year or so. 3... its on the other side of a mountainous area that naturally protects the lakes and streams. The actual area is very barren and rocky and no rivers or lakes in this area. The nearest lake is 100 miles or more away called lake Illiamna. this lake feeds into Bristol bay... but it will be unaffected according to researchers. This stock is undervalued cause of democrat haters who want to destroy the Alaskan economy. These same people who are the haters and democrats are in California and Washington making money off of say no to pebble mine stickers. This kind of gross hatred by democrats and liberals steals from citizens in Alaska the ability to build schools because of the businesses and money that NAK will bring in. Currently milk in illiamna cost 11 dollars for a half gallon. With the mine it will bring prices down to at least 4 dollars and help the town grow. Help Alaska grow! Support NAK. So many people would benefit from this also.
If the mining industry is so sure about their impact being negligible let them put up a bond of tens of billions of dollars. Is there one watershed post industrial "anything" that has returned to its prior native state. I know of none. It is that primal state where natural resource health exist.
The video is one-sided for a reason - because it is all true. I was up near the mine site last summer. There is water everywhere in that region - above and underground, The waste will spread all over the area. At least Anglo American saw the light and quit. Northern Dynasty, it's your turn.
@sumopit but what about the millions of fish on the line?
Its gonna happen
6:18 why he holding a fish tho
This is such a lie.... The actual area, looks like a rock field and there is a mountainous region dividing and protecting the Illimani lake and the water ways and major rivers. If this is all 100 miles south of where the mine would be, then logically it wouldn't even be affected by the mine. if you just look at NAK then you start wondering.... but look around the things that are affecting it. The price will go through the roof. Its something you will want to start putting in lots of money into it. What you don't see just from reading this stock is that: 1 they are actually building and developing the docks and doing permitting in the local AK government. If you are building roads, without a mine yet, you know something will be built there next. 2. Its so guaranteed, especially now. Yes it will be a several months to a year... but now at 93 cents per share it is so worth dropping even 1 thousand or so on it. It is going to shoot up to at least 30 dollars per share once the mining begins in a year or so. 3... its on the other side of a mountainous area that naturally protects the lakes and streams. The actual area is very barren and rocky and no rivers or lakes in this area. The nearest lake is 100 miles or more away called lake Illiamna. this lake feeds into Bristol bay... but it will be unaffected according to researchers. This stock is undervalued cause of democrat haters who want to destroy the Alaskan economy. These same people who are the haters and democrats are in California and Washington making money off of say no to pebble mine stickers. This kind of gross hatred by democrats and liberals steals from citizens in Alaska the ability to build schools because of the businesses and money that NAK will bring in. Currently milk in illiamna cost 11 dollars for a half gallon. With the mine it will bring prices down to at least 4 dollars and help the town grow. Help Alaska grow! Support NAK. So many people would benefit from this also.
The Exxon Valdez spill was a mistake yet it is 2019 and we still find oil polluting our shores . Mistakes can happen and some mistakes have huge consequences . If there was another tragedy like Exxon based on the pebble mine can you replace all of those natural resources and livelihood that you have destroyed ( probably not ) . Just food for thought
Spread the word people this cant go through.
MINE PEBBLE!!
I worked here when it was a Golden Dynasty project Heli-Staking the Big Chunk project for this chump named Phil St.George. This was 1996.
I cut over 100km of I.P. line through virgin Black Spruce forests for no better reason than the worlds largest failed drilling program. I cut lines you will see for 1000 years or more for NOTHING! I was a subcontractor for a disaster.
2006 Im sorry
Pay good?
Watching this furiates me. There is no regard to protect these last wild places. This is a prone earthquake zone... you cannot keep it clean.
Let's face it. The world needs the copper for electric cars. We have to stop relying on fossil fuels and start thinking about the environment. Northern Dynasty has outlined their mining methods specifically for Pebble. 15% of the gold, that is the portion requiring extraction using cyanide, will remain unmined. Please read up on this.
Who would like to be underwater in a stream listening to this?
is that a threat ?
People in Canada support you and your efforts to stop the mine... I do anyway :-)
Some people drilled a sample test and heard sulfur bubbling underneath. That is not good.
Pebble mine is a bitch
Pure lies. This is all based on the original study. None of this takes into account the revised plan that was approved by the Corp of Engineers. This mine will have no affect on the spawning grounds.
Pebble Mine is a great project! The region is amazing with all the fish and gold that can be found there. People will be able to get gold from this amazing region.
great? GREAT?! That goddamn mine is about to put THOUSANDS OF ACRES, A LOT OF RESIDENTS AND MILLIONS OF FISH ON THE LINE AND YOU CALL THAT GREAT!!!! GET REAL
I hope they build the mine. If there's less salmon as a result (seems unlikely the salmon are decimated), we can find some other fish to eat. No biggie. I want more copper and gold.
FUCK YOU
Kevin Smith so you’re fine with destroying all this beautiful land for industry
So also the Grizzly bears and orcas, along with the 137 other species that depend on the abundance of salmon in this biosphere will all be fine without them? Think again. If you have no clue how fundamental ecology works, maybe you should keep your mouth shut and not risk looking like a moron.
No this is just stupid... It's too dangerous it's too risky and if that toxic goes into water.. boom no more sockeye and it will come to you IDIOTS. We don't need copper and gold and just vote no on the pebble mine.
NO! N O! I want salmon. Not minerals. Bristol bay is the only last best salmon place.
HaHA His name is ching
Beautiful video, and message. The voice of the narrator is perfect. Hope the people can stop Pebble Mine.
OMG CHIPOTLE 😅
President Obama, STOP this atrocity! You are supposed to be our leader, not big oil and mining's follower. So, LEAD our country into a brighter, cleaner future by supporting research and production of clean energy and products, including autos. PROTECT our country's water, land, wildlife, and PEOPLE. WE, the PEOPLE, are counting on you.
Pebble is dumb. We already have Donlin gold and pogo mine.
Stop Pebble Mine
So AWESOME!!! F PEBBLE!
:(
was it stopped?
Lord Potater yes under obama
What about trump
@@ix_stompdown_-xi8199 Trump signed off on it on a flight on Airforce 1 with Dunleavy
Stompdown Nation Trump blocked it today
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