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New chance in Apache challenge of mining operation - Vimarsana News

New chance in Apache challenge of mining operation

An Apache group battling a foreign mining firm that wants to build one of the largest copper mines in the United States on what tribal members say is sacred land.

Source: 12news.com
Jews, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians unite in support for Apache fight to save Oak Flat - Vimarsana News

Jews, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians unite in support for Apache fight to save Oak Flat

Congress approved the transfer of the land at Oak Flat to Resolution Copper in 2014 in exchange for 6,000 acres elsewhere, but the Western Apache claim that the site has unique spiritual meaning.

Jews, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians unite in support for Apache fight to save Oak Flat - Vimarsana News

Jews, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians unite in support for Apache fight to save Oak Flat

(RNS) — Congress approved the transfer of the land to Resolution Copper in 2014 in exchange for 6,000 acres elsewhere, but the Western Apache claim that the site has unique spiritual meaning.

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Across the US, Native Americans are fighting to preserve sacred land - Vimarsana News

Across the US, Native Americans are fighting to preserve sacred land

(RNS) — ‘It’s important that we unify, and we work together, and share the teachings to protect our sacred areas because once God, once our sacred and holy places are gone, we will no longer exist. Our religion will be gone forever,’ said one Native American activist.