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SunZia transmission line works halted after 'urgent request' from indigenous group - Vimarsana News

SunZia transmission line works halted after 'urgent request' from indigenous group

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Native American tribes fight US over a proposed $10B renewable energy transmission line - Vimarsana News

Native American tribes fight US over a proposed $10B renewable energy transmission line

Work on a $10 billion project to funnel renewable energy across western states has come to a halt in AZ.

Tribe claims historic sites destroyed by federal project - Vimarsana News

Tribe claims historic sites destroyed by federal project

Federal land managers temporarily suspended work on the SunZia transmission project in Arizona last week after the Tohono O’odham Nation asked for intervention.

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Renewable Energy: Native American tribes fight US over a proposed USD 10 billion renewable energy transmission line - Vimarsana News

Renewable Energy: Native American tribes fight US over a proposed USD 10 billion renewable energy transmission line

US News: Work on the SunZia transmission line, a $10 billion renewable energy project in southwestern Arizona, has been temporarily suspended due to concerns r

Native American tribes fight US over a proposed $10B renewable energy transmission line, ET EnergyWorld - Vimarsana News

Native American tribes fight US over a proposed $10B renewable energy transmission line, ET EnergyWorld

The tribe was joined in their plea by the San Carlos Apache Tribe and archaeologists. Zuni Pueblo in neighboring New Mexico and other tribes in the Southwestern U.S. also have raised concerns, saying the area holds cultural and historical significance for them as well.