OPINION: Federal government must halt new uranium mining and clean up the 500-plus abandoned mines
By Eric Jantz / Albuquerque resident and Teracita Keyanna / Gallup resident | Mar 24, 2024 Updated Mar 26, 2024...
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Ignored Paths of Uranium Exposure Illuminated by Havasupai Tribe
An agency-tribal partnership is identifying exposure risks previously not considered in mining risk assessments. By Grace van Deelen | 20 February 2024 Ignored Paths...
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Federal act doesn’t address RECA, but still is sending billions to NM
By Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer, The Alburquerque Journal | Dec 20, 2023 The solar tower at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque. The National Defense...
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Billiman raises awareness for RECA extension
By Jody Wilson, Gallup Independent | 12/6/23 Diné Bureau GALLUP — On Saturday, Maggie Billiman and several members of her family gathered at Camille’s in Gallup to...
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Tribal Leaders Speak out at White Mesa Spiritual Walk
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: GRAND CANYON TRUST | URANIUM BLOG on October 17 2023 by Tim Peterson, Cultural Landscapes Director The day before the second anniversary...
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Post ’71 Uranium Exposure
A Survey of Former Uranium Workers August 2009 https://swuraniumimpacts.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/09-Post-71-PPT-presentation.pdf
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Maryknoll nun helps New Mexico’s tribal peoples deal with uranium legacy
BY: MARK PATTISON When she was assigned to New Mexico 26 years ago after spending 33 years ministering in Asia, Maryknoll Sr. Rose Marie Cecchini never expected to...
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Lawmakers, community members say RECA expansion is needed to help the ‘unknowing, unwilling, uncompensated victims of the Cold War’
By Hannah Grover “You talk about the American dream, our people that engage in mining of uranium did not reach that American dream,” – Phil Harrison, a former...
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Issues Rare Denial to Uranium Company Seeking to Walk Away from Groundwater Cleanup
Homestake/Barrick Gold Request for “Alternate Concentration Limits” at Grants Reclamation Project Not Accepted by NRC For Immediate Release: Tuesday, June 27,...
Read MoreInside the Navajo Church Rock Nuclear Disaster, the largest radioactive disaster in US history that’s somehow often forgotten
https://www.insider.com/photos-church-rock-the-largest-radioactive-disaster-us-history-2023-6 James Pasley Jun 6, 2023, 11:55 AM PDT Signs warn residents in three...
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Navajo Nation officials, activists feel cut out as company advances uranium mining plans
https://www.the-journal.com/articles/navajo-nation-officials-activists-feel-cut-out-as-company-advances-uranium-mining-plans/ Disposal methods cause concern about...
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Federal legislation seeks to update mining law
By Hannah Grover Federal legislation seeks to update mining law Entrance to the Gold King Mine. Photo via Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Sen. Martin...
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The Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition invites you to a live screening of the virtual public comment meeting for the Bears Ears National Monument's draft Resource Management Plan (RMP) at the Ft. Duchesne Nuche Civic Center.
Join us on April 16 from 2 pm - 5 pm MDT for presentations, light refreshments, and a live streaming of the first virtual meeting.
When: April 16th @ 2 pm MDT
Where: Ft. Duchesne Nuche Civic Center
7723 Small Loop Road Ft. Duchesne, UT 84026
Who: Anyone interested in learning about and participating in the public comment period for the draft RMP for the Bears Ears National Monument.
We strongly encourage you to participate in this public comment period, and support Tribal efforts to safeguard this sacred landscape. This is a great opportunity to learn about Tribal involvement, and the Tribes' preferred plan for protecting Bears Ears. We hope to see you there!
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