Red Water Pond Road Community Association
Red Water Pond Road Community Association (RWPRCA) is a grassroots organization of Diné families who have experienced and lived with the impacts of uranium mining and...
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MASE Core Groups
Post-71 Uranium Workers Committee
Post-71 Uranium Workers Committee (Post ’71) is a group of former uranium miners , millers, ore haulers, and drillers who aim to document health conditions among...
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Laguna-Acoma Coalition for a Safe Environment
Laguna-Acoma Coalition for a Safe Environment (LACSE) is a grassroots group of residents of Laguna and Acoma pueblos dedicated to assessing community and environmental...
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Eastern Navajo Diné Against Uranium Mining
Eastern Navajo Diné Against Uranium Mining (ENDAUM) is a grassroots group opposing construction of the Crownpoint Uranium Project, a uranium in situ leach (ISL) mining...
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Bluewater Valley Downstream Alliance
Bluewater Valley Downstream Alliance (BVDA) is a grassroots group made up largely of residents and property owners directly affected by groundwater pollution and...
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MULTICULTURAL ALLIANCE FOR A SAFE ENVIRONMENT (MASE) shared Diné C.A.R.E.'s post.
Here is a shorter comment template that people can cut and paste to email public comments on the NGS Replacement Legislation that is due today the 29th at 5pm. Modify this letter or send it as is. Email: comments@navajo-nsn.gov To Whom It May Concern: Commenting on NGS Replacement Legislation 0194-17. Please extend the comment period for legislation 0194-17. This legislation and related lease documents are large and complex, and will affect the Navajo Nation for decades to come. The waivers seem to give up important rights. Additionally, the comment period happened over a three-day holiday weekend, a time when the public was not available. The comment period for this legislation should be given the longest possible extension. Sincerely, [Full name] [Community you are from]
MULTICULTURAL ALLIANCE FOR A SAFE ENVIRONMENT (MASE) shared a link.
Tribes give resounding NO to EPA questions on uranium mining
nativesunnews.today/news/2017-05-1…
RAPID CITY –– During public hearings on May 8 and 9 tribal members and allies replied with a rotund “no” to the EPA’s questions about whether to allow uranium mining and waste disposal in Black Hills underground water tables.