Season 1, Episode 2: Destruction
October 14, 2015 9 PM Eastern
Co-hosts: Eniko and Patrick
In this episode we explore the destructive consequences of land management under the US government's land trust system.
Uranium mining, conducted by various corporations starting in the 1920s and ending in 1986, has left a deadly legacy on the Navajo reservation that will continue for generations.
Now some mining corporations want to start uranium mining operations using a process similar to fracking!
We will also be presenting the second installment of Unresolved - part of a documentary series about the preservation of Oak Flat (located onSan Carlos Apache treaty lands) and the surrounding area in AZ.
Take Action
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| Contact 13 members of the The Subcommittee on Indian, Insular and Alaska Native Affairs by phone or Facebook! Tell them: Support H.R. Bill 2811 |
Take Action Details |
Donate to Representative Raúl Grivalja |
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| Support these groups with your time or money | |
Apache Stronghold |
http://www.apache-stronghold.com/you-can-help-take-action.html |
Western Mining Action Network |
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IEN: Indigenous Environmental Network |
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