40th Uranium Tailings Spill Commemoration – July 13
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Press Release: July 13 Uranium Spill Commemoration
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 18, 2019 Contact: Edith Hood, Red Water Pond Road Community Association...
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Ian Zabarte - Western Shoshone oppose nuclear waste at Yucca Mt.
Native American tribe claims nuclear waste can't be stored on its land
To the Western Shoshone, most of Nevada isn’t Nevada. At least not in the current sense. More than 150 years after the first treaty between the Western Shoshone and the federal government was signed, the two nations disagree on the outcome — the Shoshone say they never turned over their ...