These "Zines" provide information to help us understand more about the Penokee Hills, the history, the people who live here and the efforts to protect the water. There are not, even though Gogebic Taconite’s lobbyist Bill Williams thinks there are hundreds more, more Everglades of the North. The Bad River Watershed is unique and a special place for the plant beings, the winged ones, the swimmers, those that crawl and the four leggeds. This pristine area provides outstanding and exceptional water for trout, sturgeon, and the people who share this place as our home. It is not for sale, it is not a pawn for Milwaukee politicians to use as they play political games, and it certainly is not forr sale to domestic or foreign bankers and investors.
A Declaration For the Great Lakes
Retired DNR Water Quality Specialist Speaks Out! 01/11/2012 - Duane Lahti
Native American Sweet: Treaty Rights and Maple Sugar
Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission Responds to Mining Proponents
Resisting Resource Colonialism by Al Gedicks
Minerals and Future of the Great Lakes Basin by Karl A. Fate
Protecting Wisconsin's Waters by Sarah Tops
Mining Bill is a Disgrace and Insult - Sheila Mitchell
Midwest Environmental Activists
Iron County's lease Agreement with Gogebic Taconite
Wetland or Wasteland - Bill Lueders
Newspaper Articles from 01/11/2012 The Hurley Hearing
Spoiled Brat Theory for GTac - Joe Hovel
The Threat to Wild Rice - Joe Deragon
The Environmental Record of Taconite Mining - Sierra Club
Heritage of Corruption and Collusion - Amorin Mello