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After the Local Coal Mine Shuts Down, These Navajo and Hopi Communities Seek a Just Transition
After the Local Coal Mine Shuts Down, These Navajo and Hopi Communities Seek a Just Transition
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A year after the Kayenta Mine was closed, both the energy company behind it and the federal government overseeing it have done little to restore the lands they’ve trampled.