More than two years of emails from an Environmental Protection Agency worker accused of working illegally to block a mine in Alaska are mysteriously missing.

The EPA’s inspector general released Wednesday its report on the agency’s Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment, which has caused construction on a potentially lucrative mine in the area to be delayed for years, if not killed.

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