Final 404 Permit Release for Kensington Mine

“Why not shoot the tailings to the moon?" Sure, anything is “economic” under some set of assumptions, so why not just shoot it to the moon.” How silly. Coeur’s proposal for Slate Lake tailings disposal is responsible, environmentally friendly, and supports an economically robust project. That’s best for us, our families and our neighbors throughout Southeast Alaska. The Forest Service EIS chose Slate Lake as the environmentally preferred alternative. It is also the economically preferred alternative. If the US Supreme Court agrees, it would be irresponsible to do anything else.

- Juneau mining consultant

• Governor Sean Parnell addresses Juneau Chamber of Commerce from Brad Fluetsch on Vimeo.
• Alaska Delegation Letter to EPA
• Tlingit Haida Letter to EPA
• Army Corp of Engineers notice on revision to Kensington Permit
• EPA to Corp on Paste Tailings Review
• EPA wants Kensington to do it right - Juneau Empire
• Alaska's senators argue with EPA over Coeur action - Juneau Empire
• Juneau Alaska Celebrates Kensington decision! from Brad Fluetsch on Vimeo.
• Dennis Wheeler, CEO Coeur D'Alene Mines, Inc from Brad Fluetsch on Vimeo.
• RDC (Resource Development Council) Files APOC Complaint Against Proponents of Ballot Measure 4 (03/19/2009)
• APOC Complaint Form and Summary
• APOC Exhibit Highlights
• My Turn - Mining pays its way 12/16/08
• Tim Davies Redfern Mine
• EPA to Blame for Kensington Woes
• Alaska Editorial: Process Hinders Mine
• EPA Rules Permit Process
• Coeur Announces U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Review Ninth Circuit Court Ruling on Kensington Tailings Permit
• Randy Wanamaker - Tongass Futures Roundtable - Kensington
• Randy Wanamaker - Tom Henderson Kensington Employment
• Tom Henderson – Tongass Futures Roundtable