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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My family suffered from exposure to radioactive toxins. Now, leaders want nuclear energy in Utah. • Utah News Dispatch
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SB-316, a misguided Uranium Waste Removal bill, was tabled in Senate Indian, Rural & Cultural Affairs Committee this morning 3 votes to 2. This is a victory for community members in the Red Water Pond Road Community who support the Quivira Removal Project moving uranium mine waste to the Red Rock Landfill. Thanks to Senators Shannon Pinto (chair), William Soules and Antonio Maestas for voting to table this bill.
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