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Gallup Independent Editorial – Dec 13, 2018 The uranium mining legacy of the region has had devastating effects on those who worked in uranium mines and those who...
Read MoreGallup Independent Editorial – Dec 13, 2018 The uranium mining legacy of the region has had devastating effects on those who worked in uranium mines and those who...
Read MoreBy Dana Martinez December 10, 2018 Cibola County Bureau cibola2@gallupindependent.com GRANTS — The Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment hosted a video contest...
Read MoreBy Dana Martinez December 8, 2018 Cibola County Bureau cibola2@gallupindependent.com GRANTS — Community members sat down for an afternoon of education on the area’s...
Read MorePRESS ADVISORY January 18, 2019 Contact: Susan Gordon, Coordinator, Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment 505-577-8438 sgordon@swuraniumimpacts.or...
Read MoreBy Marley Shebala, Dec 3, 2018 Diné Bureau navajo1@gallupindependent.com WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – Japanese cattle farmers may live more than 5,680 miles from the Navajo...
Read MoreNoel Lyn Smith, Farmington Daily Times Published Nov. 30, 2018 Traveling festival makes 3-day stop in Window Rock (Photo: Noel Lyn Smith/The Daily Times) WINDOW ROCK,...
Read MoreFarmington Daily Times by Noel Lyn Smith, Nov. 26, 2018 FARMINGTON — Documentaries that share stories about uranium mining and its legacy on Native American...
Read MorePress Release August 31, 2018 BVDA CALLS FOR FREE WATER AND FUTURE HEALTH CARE COSTS FOR ENTIRE COMMUNITY Homestake-Barrick Gold has now hired a director of US...
Read MorePRESS RELEASE AUGUST 29, 2018 SANTA FE – The Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment (MASE) and Amigos Bravos filed a Notice of Appeal of the New Mexico...
Read MoreRILED ABOUT RECA By Kathy Helms, August 24, 2018 Special correspondent cibola@gallupindependent.com GRANTS — More than 100 people poured into the former Cibola County...
Read MoreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, August 1, 2018 Contacts Susan Gordon – MASE Coordinator 505.577.8438 Rachel Conn – Projects Director,...
Read MoreFrom 1944 to 1986, many Navajo people were employed at local uranium mines. Oftentimes, these workers lived and raised families near the mines and mills they were...
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