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...the Southeast," he said. Entities that support the roadless rule say this is not the case. Grassroots Attorney Buck Lindekugel of Southeast Alaska Conservation Council said the roadless rule will not have any effect on mining or salmon-safe...
...clear that mining is playing an increasingly important role in Southeast Alaska's economy." Grassroots Attorney Buck Lindekugel of Southeast Alaska Conservation Council said the projects should not come as a surprise to anyone because the Roadless...
I found the concerns expressed by Sealaska's Executive Vice President in the Aug. 21 edition of the Empire in an article titled, "USDA's Sherman discusses forest transition in Juneau," puzzling.
...well as sacred lands ? directly to the affected Tribes," according to Kake's letter dated Sept. 29, 2011.Buck Lindekugel, Grassroots Attorney with the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council said he is concerned that under Sealaska ownership...
...24 million on the timber program" in 2005, Neill said. "They aren't telling the whole story," responded Buck Lindekugel, with the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council, based in Juneau. Lindekugel said the $24 million figure leaves...
...the bill would allow Cape Fox to diversify its portfolio by helping it make the transition from timber to mining. Buck Lindekugel, conservation director for Southeast Alaska Conservation Council, testified on the measure Tuesday, noting the...
...Officials from the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation "failed to take a hard look at the science," said Buck Lindekugel, conservation director for the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council, part of the coalition that filed the appeal...
...Clean Water Act and have questioned the process of agencies issuing draft permits without a mine operating plan. Buck Lindekugel, conservation director for the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council, said the project has a variety of proposed...
...wildlife, the fish and the scenic recreation areas for residents and visitors." That's not what occurs, said Buck Lindekugel, attorney for the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council. These roads "are not meeting the needs of the timber operators...
...out roadless area by roadless area," he said. "It doesn't really change anything here on the Tongass," said Buck Lindekugel, an attorney with the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council. "They screwed us two Christmases ago by putting rocks...