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People of different faiths around the world to gather for Interfaith Week led by Poway group

Interfaith Awareness Week, hosted by the World Interfaith Network, takes place Aug. 6-10

New reactors could revive U.S. uranium mining — and concerns about its 'toxic legacy'

The decline of the uranium industry was a welcome reprieve for communities that have most acutely felt the long-lasting health and environmental effects of the nuclear fuel cycle.

New reactors could revive U.S. uranium mining — and concerns about its 'toxic legacy'

Energy Fuels responds to uranium mill spiritual walk

The last operating uranium mill in the U.S. is in White Mesa, Utah. It's been the target of ongoing protests and criticism from environmental activist groups and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. Parent company Energy Fuels responds.

Energy Fuels responds to uranium mill spiritual walk

The last operating uranium mill in the U.S. is in White Mesa, Utah. It's been the target of ongoing protests and criticism from environmental activist groups and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. Parent company Energy Fuels responds.

Energy Fuels responds to uranium mill spiritual walk

The last operating uranium mill in the U.S. is in White Mesa, Utah. It's been the target of ongoing protests and criticism from environmental activist groups and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. Parent company Energy Fuels responds.

Energy Fuels responds to uranium mill spiritual walk

The last operating uranium mill in the U.S. is in White Mesa, Utah. It's been the target of ongoing protests and criticism from environmental activist groups and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. Parent company Energy Fuels responds.

Tribal members tell federal agency to remove uranium contamination

"Native people, we know the cost of nuclear. We come from the frontline communities," Navajo Nation tribal member Talia Boyd told nuclear regulators.

Tribal members tell federal agency to remove uranium contamination

A tradition of science: Selections from Science Moab interviews about Indigenous scientific knowledge

The Colorado Plateau is home to many knowledge systems from Indigenous communities, which consist of generations-long scientific observation and hypothesis testing. Centering, not excluding, those knowledge systems is essential to