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Cleanup of abandoned uranium mines set to start after Navajo Nation, EPA reach agreement
Arlyssa D. Becenti, Arizona Republic, January 8, 2025...
MASE SUPPORTS EPA DECISION THAT WILL PROTECT URANIUM IMPACTED COMMUNITIES
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Elder Red Water Pond Water family members say no to uranium mining
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White Mesa Concerned Community
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White Mesa Ute Community Spiritual Walk & Protest
Friday, October 11 – Mini-conference starting at 1 pm MDT Saturday, October 12 – Walk starting...
Navajo and other radiation, uranium mine survivors demand action on stalled RECA compensation program
Gabrielle Wallace /Cronkite News Sept. 25, 2024 WASHINGTON – People exposed to radiation from atomic bomb...
Advocates on long road to reinstate federal radiation exposure act
Navajo Nation member Carol Etcitty-Roger speaks about cancer in her eye from radiation exposure during a...
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,...
Ignored Paths of Uranium Exposure Illuminated by Havasupai Tribe
An agency-tribal partnership is identifying exposure risks previously not considered in mining risk...
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🚨 Plutonium pit production at LANL has devastating impacts on our communities and our environment – the National Nuclear Security Administration needs to hear from us. 🚨
According to the Union of Concerned Scientists’ 2025 report, “LANL’s plutonium facility has a troubling record of recent safety violations, worker exposure to plutonium, and fires and floods. The program there appears to have prioritized expediency and cost-savings over safety. This endangers the workforce and the local community—as well as the program itself should a significant accident occur.”
Right now, we have the opportunity to make our voices heard to the NNSA on the draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) – and this is our LAST chance to comment on this issue until Summer 2026.
Learn more, view talking points, and take action by June 14th with our friends at Tewa Women United and Nuke Watch NM by visiting the link in our bio ✊
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