New legislation offers hope – and urgency – for uranium mining survivors
For Immediate Release September 22, 2021 Contact: Susan Gordon, Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment www.swuraniumimpacts.org 505.577.8438, ...
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Radiation Exposure Compensation Act
Remembering the Church Rock Uranium Mill Tailings Spill of July 16, 1979
By Kirena Tsosie (keyclah@gmail.com) and Chris Shuey (sric.chris@gmail.com) Southwest Research and Information Center July 15, 2021 Every year at this time, the Red...
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Protect our uranium workers
By Linda Evers on Wednesday, July 14, 2021 Cibola Citizen In just a year from July 11 the compensation program created under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act...
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Don’t abandon our uranium workers in NM
By Susan Gordon / Coordinator, Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment, Larry King / Church Rock Chapter, Navajo Nation and Former Uranium Worker, Linda Evers...
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Don’t let Radiation Exposure Compensation Act expire
By Susan Gordon, Linda Evers and Larry King Santa Fe New Mexican July 11, 2021 One year from now will mark the end of the limited compensation available from the...
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Clock ticking on benefits deadline for uranium workers
July 10, 2021 By Kathy Helms Special correspondent khelms@gallupindependent.com CHURCHROCK – Larry King, president of Churchrock Chapter and a former uranium worker,...
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The US Nuclear Weapons Program Left ‘a Horrible Legacy’ of Environmental Destruction and Death Across the Navajo Nation
COVE CHAPTER, Ariz.—Phil Harrison walks the Lukachukai mountain range that towers over the Cove Chapter of the Navajo Nation in northeast Arizona. The mountains rise...
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ACTION ALERT: Call Congress Now! Add RECA Amendments to Defense Bill
Update on the Radiation Exposure and Compensation Act (RECA) Amendments Campaign There are more than 30 groups working to gain justice and compensation for all uranium...
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What can you do? Join our Campaign!
Dear Colleagues: Will you join with the Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment (MASE) as we start a campaign for justice and compensation for the uranium miners...
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Radiation Exposure Compensation Act – Fact Sheet
Radiation Exposure Compensation Act The Background Uranium mine and mill workers and downwind communities shouldered an unfair burden of pollution and exposure to...
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ACTIONS: Send a Postcard – Sign the Petition. We Need a RECA Hearing Now!
Senator Charles Grassley is the chair of the Judiciary Committee. The RECA Amendments are assigned to his committee. We are urging him to hold a hearing. Download the...
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POST ’71 URANIUM WORKERS COMMITTEE August 26 Meetings
POST ’71 URANIUM WORKERS COMMITTEE 2 Community Meetings Saturday, August 26, 2017 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Pueblo of Acoma Tribal Gym 25 Pinsbarri Drive,...
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👉🏽 Tell your NY elected officials to support S6893/A7208 and stop 🛑 reckless radioactive dumping ☢️ into the Hudson River.
Holtec International, the firm responsible for decommissioning the Indian Point nuclear power plant, has stated that it will resume discharging radioactive wastewater into the Hudson River. New legislation introduced (S6893/A7208) by state Senator Pete Harckharm and Assemblymember Dana Levenberg, with the support of a growing list of co-sponsors, will put a stop to any planned discharge into the Hudson River.
The contaminated wastewater must be securely stored on the Indian Point site while methods to isolate it are evaluated. It’s time to draw the line against using the Hudson as a dumping ground for nuclear waste including tritium, a radioactive form of hydrogen present in the wastewater. Ingestion of tritium is linked to cancer, and children and pregnant women are most vulnerable.
Join the groundswell of public voices objecting to Holtec’s discharges and take a stand to protect the Hudson River and local communities.
TAKE ACTION HERE: nirs.salsalabs.org/indianpointalert2
Join People of Red Mountain in spreading awareness of Peehee Mu’huh and other envious and community issues at another community event in Owyhee, Nevada, June 19th at 1:00-3:30 pm.
Lyla June is such a force. She’s a musician. She’s a public speaker. She’s an internationally recognized performance poet of Diné (Navajo) and Tsétsêhéstâhese (Cheyenne) lineages. And she’ll be performing at our June 2nd festival in Santa Fe’s Railyard Park. And we are beyond thrilled. So thrilled in fact that we encourage you to press that share button and let everyone know that Lyla June is coming to #IndigenousWays festival in Santa Fe's Railyard Park! www.indigenousways.org/events/indigenousways-festival-june-2-2023