Library of Reports and Written Comments
By James R. Kuipers, P.E. and Kuipers & Associates LLC October 29, 2012 The following comments are based on a technical review of the Grants Reclamation Project...
Read MoreGeorge Rice January 21, 2014 This is an evaluation of Homestake Mining Company’s (HMC) Progress Summary: Microfiltration, LTP Tracer Testing, TPP Injections Research,...
Read MoreGeorge Rice October 30, 2012 These comments are based on a review of Grants Reclamation Project, Updated Corrective Action Program (CAP)1, and related documents. Notes...
Read MoreComments on the New Mexico Environment Department Ground Water Quality Bureau Draft Ground Water Discharge Permit DP-200 Renewal and Modification George Rice January...
Read MoreTo be delivered to: Joe Norrell, Acting Forest Supervisor, U.S. Forest Service PETITION STATEMENT: I urge you to protect New Mexico’s environment and public health by...
Read MoreTORONTO, May 22, 2012 /CNW/ – Laramide Resources Ltd. (“Laramide” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide the following update to...
Read MoreThe Colorado Plateau of New Mexico still bears the unhealed sores of the Uranium Boom of the last century – radioactive waste piles, contaminated water and hundreds of...
Read MoreGroups urge EPA to revoke uranium permit – Farmington Daily Times ALBUQUERQUE Environmental groups are hopeful that a decision by the U.S. Environmental...
Read MoreThe Interior Department has extended a ban for six months on new mining claims on more than 1 million acres near the Grand Canyon, outlined in red on this map....
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After a dark legacy of radioactive contamination, plans to re-open uranium mines near sacred Native American lands raise fears for the environment and human...
Read MoreAn open letter to President Obama is running in The New York Times today. The letter is a request to extend the mining claim moratorium in the Grand Canyon National...
Read MoreTuesday, May 10, 2011– Indians & Energy: A new book called “Indians & Energy” explores the ways people have transformed natural resources in the American...
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Biden commutes Leonard Peltier’s life sentence in final act as president - Navajo Times
Biden commutes Leonard Peltier’s life sentence in final act as president - Navajo Times
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In his final act as president of the United States, Joe Biden commuted the life sentence of Leonard Peltier, a Native American activist who has spent nearly 50 years in prison.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🚨BREAKING🚨
Leonard Peltier Granted Executive Clemency
After 50 years of unjust incarceration and the tireless efforts of intergenerational grassroots organizing and advocacy, our elder and relative Leonard Peltier has been granted executive clemency.
There is no real justice after losing 50 years of freedom, but today, our hearts burst with joy and gratitude for our uncle Leonard.
Today, we remember the countless prayers that were said for Leonard. We remember and honor those who organized, mobilized, took to the streets, rallied, signed petitions, called representatives, lifted up his story, and fought against Leonard’s unjust incarceration across the U.S. and internationally— especially those who did not live long enough to see the end of it.
Our hearts are with our relatives who are still unjustly incarcerated and continue to be targets of police and state violence. Although this fight to release Leonard Peltier from prison is over, the fight for justice and the healing of our People from systems that continue to target, criminalize, incarcerate, and murder our people is a fight we continue to take on here at NDN Collective, and for the protection of Indigenous rights globally.
Please continue to hold Leonard in your hearts, and say prayers for all that comes next for him. His feet will soon be on the soil of his homelands.
To learn more about Leonard’s release, read NDN Collective’s press release here: ndnco.cc/PeltierClemency
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Nuclear waste removal approved but it will take years
Nuclear waste removal approved but will take years to remove - Navajo Times
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Jennifer Nez and Bertha Nez miss their home but can’t go back because of a major decade-long uranium waste cleanup project that is about to begin.0 CommentsComment on Facebook