Red Dog and Subsistence: Analysis of Reports on Elevated Levels of Heavy Metals in Plants Used for Subsistence Near Red Dog Mine, Alaska

(Released June 9, 2004)

• EPA CITES ALASKA, RED DOG MINE AS NATION'S BIGGEST POLLUTER: Mining Industry Tops List of Polluters, Red Dog is Biggest Source of Toxic Waste (PDF 102KB)

• Media Release June 9, 2004--NEW REPORT POINTS TO RED DOG MINE AS SOURCE OF LEAD AND OTHER TOXINS IN SUBSISTENCE FOODS: Report Faults State for Falsely Assuring Villagers About Food Safety (PDF)

• Red Dog Report (Section 1) - Contents / Acknowledgments (PDF) 188.2KB

• Red Dog Report (Section 2) - Main Body of Report (PDF) 361KB

• Red Dog Report (Section 3) - End Notes (PDF) 120KB

• Red Dog Report (Section 4) - Appendix / A Comparative Analysis of Data Regarding Heavy Metals Found in Subsistence Foods Near Red Dog Mine, Alaska. By Fred Youngs, PhD. University of Massachusetts (PDF) 170KB