** U.S.-listed shares of Canadian miner Northern Dynasty
Minerals NAK.N drop ~11% to $0.899 premarket; stock set to
open at its lowest since Aug. 28
** Co said CEO of its Pebble Limited Partnership - the
company that is trying to develop Alaska's Pebble Mine project -
resigned after his comments on elected and regulatory officials
in the U.S. state were covertly videotaped and released
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** Comments embellished both his and the company's
relationships with elected officials and federal representatives
in Alaska, including Governor Michael Dunleavy
** The video tapes come as President Donald Trump's
administration is considering whether to approve the company's
copper and gold project, which opponents say would permanently
damage Alaska's Bristol Bay watershed
** Shares set for their biggest one-day drop in a month
** NAK has more than doubled in value this year
(Reporting by Susan Mathew in Bengaluru;)
((susan.mathew@thomsonreuters.com; +91-80-6287-2704;))