Half Life: America’s Last Uranium Mill
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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Fear at the Tap: Uranium Contamination in Water
December 8, 2015FRESNO, Calif. (AP) – In a trailer park tucked among irrigated orchards that help make California’s San Joaquin Valley the richest farm...
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NM Residents Impacted by the Homestake/Barrick Gold Uranium Tailings Pile
Read about Bluewater Valley Downstream...
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This American Land on Uranium in New Mexico
After a dark legacy of radioactive contamination, plans to re-open uranium mines near sacred Native American lands raise fears for the environment and human...
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Southwest Uranium Summit
This Seventh Generation Fund video production highlights important aspects of the 7th Southwest Uranium Summit:To hear more testimonies from the 7th Southwest Uranium...
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New Webisode update to Skyline Mine Clean-Up
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has begun a multi-million dollar clean-up project of the abandoned Skyline Mine in Utah, which contaminated the home site of...
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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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In the Pacific Ocean sits an island nation with higher radiation levels than Chernobyl.
On sight, the Marshall Islands in the Pacific are just how you’d imagine any other tropical destination: Coral reefs and crystal clear blue lagoons, white sandy beaches leading to the warm Pacific waters, lush green vegetation and locals who enjoy typically ‘off-the-grid’ living