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Https://www.youtube.com/embed/TEP4EuEFS5o?si=I9CSJpzkrG6M5Lok The early uranium they mined was for atomic bombs dropped on other brown people far away. Later, the mined uranium was used to fuel nuclear power plants whose radioactive releases increase leukemia rates in children living nearby and whose waste is targeted at, yes, more Native communities.  By Linda Pentz Gunter, Beyond Nuclear 7…

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights heard about the contamination of Native American lands by uranium extraction and milling during a thematic hearing on Wednesday in Washington D.C. The commission streamed the hearing on its website as well as YouTube. Eric Jantz with New Mexico Environmental Law Center told the commission at the start of

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

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