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Commission holds off removing uranium mine waste from Church Rock

Residents of the Red Water Pond Road Community have called for transporting uranium waste to disposal facilities outside the area.

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Nuclear officials hold historic uranium meeting on Navajo Nation

In a historic move, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission made the trek from Washington D.C. all the way to western New Mexico on April 22 to meet with Navajo tribal members and leaders who desperately want uranium contamination off their lands. KUNM talked with New Mexico In Depth’s Marjorie Childress to find out what the community was saying.

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A problem of infinite scope and cost - Source New Mexico

What will it take to finally get uranium cleanup done? Here are three big problems the state faces just in getting started

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Japan Nuclear Disaster Update # 37: Glow in the dark fish, and the meaning of Power

Japan Nuclear Disaster Update # 37: Glow in the dark fish, and the meaning of Power
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With First Native Interior Secretary, Deb Haaland, Hope Grows U S Will Confront Toxic Uranium Legacy

Shares This is viewer supported news. Please do your part today.Donate Deb Haaland, a tribal citizen of the Laguna Pueblo, is being sworn in as secretary of the interior and will be the first Native American ever to serve in a U.S. presidential cabinet. Just four Republicans joined Democrats in voting to confirm Haaland, who will manage 500 million acres of federal and tribal land. Haaland will also oversee government relations with 574 federally recognized tribal nations and is expected to address the legacy of uranium mining on Indigenous land and other areas. Leona Morgan, a DinÃ© anti-nuclear activist and community organizer, says that while it’s “impossible to expect one person to correct the centuries of racism and policy that have really devastated our people,” there is hope that Haaland will use her power to make important changes. “She will be held accountable,” Morgan says.

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