Alaska Journal | Scrutiny of plan to truck mine ore across Interior Alaska grows

A plan announced two years ago to haul large quantities of mine ore nearly 250 miles to the Fort Knox gold mine via a near-continuous procession of trucks has gained organized opposition in recent months and state officials are promising a closer look.

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