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PLP CEO: Comments Regarding Litigation Filed Against the EPA over Pebble Actions

March 15, 2024 — “We are filing litigation to fully contest the EPA’s unprecedented and unlawful actions against the Pebble Project. Since our objections to the politically motivated actions by the EPA have long fallen on deaf ears, we have sued the agency in federal court in Alaska to have our issues fairly and objectively heard.”

PLP CEO: EPA Action Hurts Alaska

January 31, 2023 — “Today’s action by the EPA to preemptively veto the proposed Pebble Project is unlawful and unprecedented. For well over a decade, we have argued that fair treatment under the rules and regulations of the U.S should be followed for Pebble or any other development project. Unfortunately, the Biden EPA continues to ignore fair and due process in favor of politics. This preemptive action against Pebble is not supported legally, technically, or environmentally. As such, the next step will likely be to take legal action to fight this injustice.”

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Alaska has one of the most robust regulatory systems in the world — and for good reason. More than any other state, Alaska depends on responsible development of its natural resources for its economic well-being.