Southwest Uranium Summit
This Seventh Generation Fund video production highlights important aspects of the 7th Southwest Uranium Summit:
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Your donations are vital to MASE's ability to help uranium-impacted communities of the southwestern U.S. You may make your donation through the Southwest Research and Information Center. When you fill out the form, be sure to enter "MASE" in the Designation field, as shown here:
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
From our Facebook Group
MULTICULTURAL ALLIANCE FOR A SAFE ENVIRONMENT (MASE) shared Conservation Voters New Mexico's post.
New Mexico state officials have made a terrible decision to allow the Mt. Taylor mine to avoid clean up once again. By approving the application to return to “active” status, the mine can avoid clean up. However, nothing in the application or supporting documents indicate the mine with return to producing uranium during the life of the permit. Our allies with MULTICULTURAL ALLIANCE FOR A SAFE ENVIRONMENT (MASE) and Amigos Bravos have filed a petition for review with the New Mexico Mining Commission and we stand in strong support of their efforts. Join us to tell the New Mexico Mining Commission that you want them to review the issue and overturn MMD’s decision. Add your name: cvnm.link/2JEcbi7
MULTICULTURAL ALLIANCE FOR A SAFE ENVIRONMENT (MASE) shared Albuquerque Journal's post.
“New Mexico has been targeted for far too long as a national sacrifice zone for radioactive contamination.”