For Immediate Release Monday, February 13th, 2017 Contact: For legal questions, contact Eric Jantz, (505) 750-3 027 or EJantz@nmelc.org For other questions, contact...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 27, 2016Contact: Edith Hood, Red Water Pond Road Community Association 505.905.8051 home, 505.713-4085 cellSusan Gordon, Multicultural...
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The Untold Story of the White Mesa Uranium MillFrom the highway, it’s easy to miss the White Mesa Uranium Mill. Thousands of tourists, mountain bikers, climbers, and...
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18 April 2016 Dear Mr. President: We, the undersigned organizations, write to urge you to cancel the 20 April 2016 Bureau of Land Management oil and gas lease sale...
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For Immediate Release, April 18, 2016 SANTA FE, N.M.— Local, regional and national organizations sent a letter to President Obama today calling on him to keep federal...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:Friday, April 1, 2016INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS TO HEAR RIGHT TO WATER TESTIMONY“It is past time for the U.S. and New Mexico...
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CONTACT:Eric Jantz, Staff Attorney New Mexico Environmental Law Centerejantz@nmelc.org505-989-9022 Larry J. KingEastern Navajo Diné Against Uranium...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDecember 3, 2015Zombie Uranium Mine Owner Attempting To Shut Out Public Comment, AgainOn December 4, the New Mexico Mining and Minerals Division...
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“It’s neither producing uranium nor is it cleaning up its existing mess – it’s simply festering.” Susan Gordon, coordinator for MASE...
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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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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 MoreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, July 23, 2012NO URANIUM MINING IN CHURCHROCK, NEW MEXICO UNTIL LEGACY WASTE IS CLEANED UPCHURCHROCK, N.M. — On July 19, 2012, the...
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'For me, it's a matter of time:' Navajo Nation residents share dangers, consequences of uranium mines in the area
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Uranium mining on the Navajo Nation dates back to the 1940s. Despite protests, the United States government used the Nation to mine uranium ore.