SLIPPERY SLOPE: The Environmental Protection Agency may be stepping back from the brink of preemptively killing a proposed mine project in Alaska, but the agency’s latest plan still would set a dangerous precedent

Alaska mine developers plan to fight EPA’s crippling restrictions

By Watchdog.org M.D. Kittle | Watchdog.org—— Bio and Archives--July 21, 2014

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While the Environmental Protection Agency appears to be backing off its push to pre-emptively kill a proposed copper and gold mine in Alaska’s bush country, the agency is pitching an array of conditions that could stifle the project.

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