ALASKA
Pebble mine foes find an unlikely friend at EPA
The fate of one of Alaska's largest and most contentious wetland projects may rest with a former congressional staffer who once said some nasty things about wetlands.
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Ariel Wittenberg and Dylan Brown, E&E News reporters
The fate of one of Alaska's largest and most contentious wetland projects may rest with a former congressional staffer who once said some nasty things about wetlands.
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