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Home
The Plan
Project Overview
Mining & Processing
Tailings Storage
Water Management
Transportation Route
Port Facilities
Power & Pipeline
Reclamation
The Facts
Dear Alaskans...
Where is Pebble?
How Big is It?
What About the Fish?
Are Tailings Toxic?
Okay... Earthquakes!
But the Science...
Who Benefits?
What are the Facts?
Final EIS
Current Status
Executive Summary
Table of Contents
Stay Engaged
All EIS Documents
Background
Our Commitment
Why We Mine
Green Technologies
Geography
People & Culture
Geology
The Environment
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GTI Tech Account
February 12, 2015

Mount Polley Mine Update

GTI Tech Account
February 12, 2015

On January 30, 2015, the independent panel investigating the Mt. Polley tailings embankment failure in British Columbia, Canada released its final report and recommendations.  Copies of the report can be found at https://www.mountpolleyreviewpanel.ca  

Additional investigations into the Mt. Polley incident are ongoing.

The Pebble Partnership continues to follow the Mt. Polley investigations closely to ensure that relevant findings are fully considered in the Pebble Project’s engineering design and operations plan. We share the many concerns expressed about this accident and are committed to taking all appropriate steps to ensure the long-term safety and stability of tailings embankments at Pebble. 

To ensure that Pebble meets the standards and expectations of Alaskans, PLP CEO Tom Collier has committed to submit the engineering design for the project’s tailings storage facility to an independent review prior to initiating permitting.  

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