A Washington State Senator Wants to Stop Pebble Mine

U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell is asking the Environmental Protection Agency to shut down the project before the permit process gets under way.

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Story Created: Sep 12, 2011 at 9:40 PM AKDT

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Marcy said on Tuesday, Sep 13 at 2:52 AM

So if they get to make decisions about our state do we get to make decisions about theirs? Because if we do I think we should start by telling them that about 3/4 of Seattle should be dismantled because it's an eyesore and a massive blight on the face of the earth.

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Ben said on Monday, Sep 12 at 11:04 PM

Gee, is this like when Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell spent 15 minutes in a helicopter flying over a teeny, tiny chunk of ANWR....many many miles away from where the possible drilling would be...then decided to fight to ban all drilling there? I came back home to Alaska from Washington in part to GET AWAY from those harpies and here they are meddling in Alaskan affairs!

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Ken said on Monday, Sep 12 at 10:04 PM

Oh, so before the company even submits a plan Ms Cantwell wants to side step the law in an issue she has no business in and have a government agency take a companies right to even try and do business in Alaska. I say maybe we should resend all the commerical fishing permits owned by Washington State residents and put them up for bid to Alaska residents.

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