International Uranium Film Festival returns to Navajo Nation
Farmington Daily Times by Noel Lyn Smith, Nov. 26, 2018 FARMINGTON — Documentaries that share stories about...
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BVDA Calls For Free Water and Future Health Care Costs
Press Release August 31, 2018 BVDA CALLS FOR FREE WATER AND FUTURE HEALTH CARE COSTS FOR ENTIRE COMMUNITY...
Community Groups Appeal Mt Taylor Mine Permit Approval
PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 29, 2018 SANTA FE – The Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment (MASE) and...
Voices needed to propel RECA to Congress before clock runs out
RILED ABOUT RECA By Kathy Helms, August 24, 2018 Special correspondent cibola@gallupindependent.com GRANTS...
Mt Taylor Mine Approved For Restart- Appeal Will Be Filed
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, August 1, 2018 Contacts Susan Gordon – MASE Coordinator...
July 14 Uranium Legacy Commemoration
7 am at Red Water Pond Road Community on Navajo Nation, 12 miles from Church Rock, NM
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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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The most toxic town in America
In 2017, the EPA listed Kotzebue, Alaska, the most industrially polluted community in the United States — a result of millions of pounds of poisonous dust laden with heavy metals released annually from zinc and lead mining at nearby Red Dog Mine.