A proposed copper mine in Alaska could imperil critical salmon populations and scatter the world’s largest congregation of bald eagles. Demand leaders stop this chain reaction of ecological disaster before it starts.
Up to 4,000 bald eagles migrate to the Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve annually, but environmentalists worry a potential copper mine will destroy their food source.
“Rest assured,” writes Michael Goehring, President of the British Columbia Mining Association, to Southeast Alaskans in his recent commentary. “Our industry is committed to managing transboundary watersheds with the highest