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
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MULTICULTURAL ALLIANCE FOR A SAFE ENVIRONMENT (MASE) shared Frack Off Greater Chaco's Navajo Kendra Pinto Testifies Before Congress.
Frack Off Greater Chaco
Speaking Truth!
We are very proud of Kendra, she did a great job! Diné, Kendra Pinto, before the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations. She explains why the Methane Rule is necessary for health, clean air, land, and water. To read her complete written testimony see: bit.ly/2szNon2
MULTICULTURAL ALLIANCE FOR A SAFE ENVIRONMENT (MASE) added an event.
This is the 38th year since the largest uranium spill in US history. Very little cleanup has been done and the community calls for health studies and protection of their water.
We will start with 7 am prayers then walk three miles to the spill site. Transporation will be available for elders. Following the walk, there will be a gathering under shade for speeches, educational booths, free food and drinks and a fundraising auction. A special tent with activities will be set up for the children.
Uranium Tailings Spill Commemoration
Red Water Pond Road Community - 12 miles north of Red Rocks State Park near Church Rock on Navajo Nation
This is the 38th year since the largest uranium spill in US history. Very little cleanup has been done and the community calls for health studies and protection of their water. We will start with 7 am prayers then walk three miles to the spill site. Transporation will be available for elders. Following the walk, there will be a gathering under shade for speeches, educational booths, free food and drinks and a fundraising auction. A special tent with activities will be set up for the children.