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Las Vegas students walkout in support of teachers - Vimarsana News

Las Vegas students walkout in support of teachers

Students are courageously taking a stand for public education in the face of threats from school officials and the police.

Source: wsws.org
When it comes to mining on sacred lands, some tribal members say their voices have been overlooked - Vimarsana News

When it comes to mining on sacred lands, some tribal members say their voices have been overlooked

The Thacker Pass mining project in northern Nevada is hoping to provide lithium for the green energy transition. While the company has done its own outreach, regional tribes say they weren’t properly consulted by the government. When it comes...

When it comes to mining on sacred lands, some tribal members say their voices have been overlooked - Vimarsana News

When it comes to mining on sacred lands, some tribal members say their voices have been overlooked

By Noah Glick & Alejandra Rubio - Yavapai-Apache Nation | Sierra Nevada Ally Bethany Sam feels a spiritual connection to the high desert of northern

Hey Republicans, What If McCarthy Is As Good As You've Got? - Vimarsana News

Hey Republicans, What If McCarthy Is As Good As You've Got?

The assertion that things will somehow be better under a new Republican Speaker? Good luck with that.

When it comes to mining on sacred lands, some tribal members say their voices have been overlooked – Sierra Nevada Ally - Vimarsana News

When it comes to mining on sacred lands, some tribal members say their voices have been overlooked – Sierra Nevada Ally

The planned Thacker Pass lithium mining project in northern Nevada is hoping to provide the lithium needed to fuel the green energy transition. While the company has done its own outreach, regional tribes say they weren’t properly consulted by the government.