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  • The proposed Donlin Gold Mine in Southwest Alaska, described as the world's largest pure gold mine, faces significant opposition from Indigenous Tribes and legal challenges from Earthjustice. The project involves a massive open-pit mine and a 316-mile gas pipeline, which opponents argue threatens critical subsistence resources, including salmon and rainbow smelt, and risks tailings dam failure. Legal actions are currently targeting state permits and a federal environmental impact statement to potentially vacate authorizations and force a project redesign.

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    Themes: carbon capture and storageindigenous rightswater pollutionbiodiversity
    Earthjustice

    Document type: Briefing

    Regions: Yukon-Kuskokwim DeltaSouthwest Alaska
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