Will a Century-Old Treaty Protect Alaska's Salmon Rivers from B.C.'s Mining Boom?

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By Judith LavoieJul 15, 2015, 6:12 pm61 pts
Southeast Alaskans, anxious about B.C.'s mining boom along the Alaskan border, are pinning their hopes for stronger mine management on a treaty that dates back more than a century. The International Joint Commission (IJC), operating under the Boundary Waters Treaty since 1909, is a body with six appointed…

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