Mining on Navajo Nation
To view a copy of the Diné Natural Resources Protection Act of 2005, click here: Navajo Ban A Legacy of Destruction and No Accountability The nuclear industry has left...
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Uranium on Navajo Nation
Navajo community residents wary of ‘devastating’ plan to move uranium tailings nearby
Arlyssa D. Becenti, Arizona Republic | Feb 23, 2023 azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/2023/02/23/plan-allows-uranium-waste-disposal-near-navajo-community The Red...
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Nez: ‘Just imagine what we’re breathing in’
Cleanup of Navajo uranium contamination ‘daunting’ By Kathy Helms, Special correspondent, khelms@gallupindependent.com April 29, 2022 GALLUP –...
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NRC delays decision on plan to remove uranium mine waste from Church Rock site
Noel Lyn Smith Farmington Daily Times The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission met with residents from the Red Water Pond Road Community on April 22. The community is...
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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