Media Advisory – Uranium Workers’ Day Feb 20 at Round House
15.02.13 Media Advisory Uranium Workers’ Day Former Uranium Workers and Impacted Community Members Descend on Roundhouse to Raise Concerns About the Continuing...
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Media/Press Releases
Stealth Bill Undermines Navajo Uranium Ban by Allowing ISL “Demonstration” in Churchrock Scheduled for Vote Monday
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Dec. 23, 2013 Contact: Leona Morgan Sierra Club Front End Working Group leonamorgan@icloud.com 505-879-8547 Stealth Bill Undermines Navajo...
Read MorePRESS RELEASE: No Uranium Mining in Churchrock, New Mexico Until Legacy Waste Is Cleaned Up
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, July 23, 2012 NO URANIUM MINING IN CHURCHROCK, NEW MEXICO UNTIL LEGACY WASTE IS CLEANED UP CHURCHROCK, N.M. — On July 19, 2012, the...
Read MorePRESS RELEASE: MILAN, NM RESIDENTS PUT HOME UP FOR SALE DUE TO HOMESTAKE/ BARRICK GOLD RADON CONTAMINATION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Candace Head-Dylla, Bluewater Valley Downstream Alliance, 505-401-4349 Nadine Padilla, Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment, 505-240-3104...
Read MoreN.M. ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERS DEMAND US GOVERNMENT TO HOLD NRC ACCOUNTABLE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, Oct. 24, 2011 N.M. ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERS DEMAND US GOVERNMENT...
Read MoreAnnouncing Our New Logo
In January of this year, MASE launched a contest open to the public. The task: design a logo for MASE that would capture the mission of MASE while still being flexible...
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CD Sale to Benefit MASE
The In the Heart of the Wild Flame CD is well crafted and evocative. The album includes a pamphlet with all the words, English translations of Spanish and Navajo, and explanations and meanings of the instrumentals. Click here to purchase
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GREATER CHACO IS UP FOR SALE AGAIN, IN 2018...
Don't Let BLM Sell Greater Chaco for Oil and Gas!
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) just announced their 2018 sale of more parcels in Greater Chaco. They still haven't put proper protections in place. Some of the designated parcels are only 10 miles from the border of Chaco National Historical Park. Other parcels are right in the middle of Indigenous communities already overrun with drilling. Please tell the BLM: No Plan? Don't Drill! Submit your comment by October 20 through this action page from the San Juan Citizens Alliance.
CLICK HERE to take action:
GREATER CHACO IS UP FOR SALE AGAIN, IN 2018... Don't Let BLM Sell Greater Chaco for Oil and Gas! The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) just announced their 2018 sale of more parcels in Greater Chaco. They still haven't put proper protections in place. Some of the designated parcels are only 10 miles from the border of Chaco National Historical Park. Other parcels are right in the middle of Indigenous communities already overrun with drilling. Please tell the BLM: No Plan? Don't Drill! Submit your comment by October 20 through this action page from the San Juan Citizens Alliance. CLICK HERE to take action:
MULTICULTURAL ALLIANCE FOR A SAFE ENVIRONMENT (MASE) shared Indigenous Environmental Network's post.
WINDOW ROCK, AZ – The House Natural Resources Committee considered a bill on Wednesday, Oct. 11, that would give the President of the United States the authority to reduce the size of previously declared National Monuments, including Bears Ears National Monument. H.B. 3990 was introduced by Rep. Rob Bishop (R-Utah) on October 6, and would make a number of other major changes to the Antiquities Act in addition to expanding Presidential authority.
“The Bears Ears National Monument is extremely important to the livelihoods and cultural practices of the local Navajo people, and to members of the Hopi, Ute, and Zuni tribes as well,” said Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye. “The Monument as designated by the Obama administration honors those uses and that history. We do not want to see that taken away from the Native people of this region.”
On August 24, 2017, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke issued a report recommending that Bears Ears and several other National Monuments be greatly reduced in size. That report ignores what H.B. 3990 acknowledges: the President does not have authority under current law to reduce the size of a previously designated National Monument. us15.campaign-archive.com/…
Indigenous Environmental Network
WINDOW ROCK, AZ – The House Natural Resources Committee considered a bill on Wednesday, Oct. 11, that would give the President of the United States the authority to reduce the size of previously declared National Monuments, including Bears Ears National Monument. H.B. 3990 was introduced by Rep. Rob Bishop (R-Utah) on October 6, and would make a number of other major changes to the Antiquities Act in addition to expanding Presidential authority. “The Bears Ears National Monument is extremely important to the livelihoods and cultural practices of the local Navajo people, and to members of the Hopi, Ute, and Zuni tribes as well,” said Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye. “The Monument as designated by the Obama administration honors those uses and that history. We do not want to see that taken away from the Native people of this region.” On August 24, 2017, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke issued a report recommending that Bears Ears and several other National Monuments be greatly reduced in size. That report ignores what H.B. 3990 acknowledges: the President does not have authority under current law to reduce the size of a previously designated National Monument. us15.campaign-archive.com/?u=0bf367cc7bf787cb9b02b21c8&id=c50241b35e