Sustainable and Ethical Uranium Mining: Opportunities and Challenges | Good Energy Collective: https://t.co/PizasGgNnd
Check out this thorough article explaining the history and detriments of mining across the US #W60Sustain
The worsening climate crisis has the potential to create extreme weather events that will increase rainfall in the nation. Uranium tailings will easily be mobilized through runoff and contaminate many nearby water sources.
CP Thesis (pt2): The gluttonous lust for money and power sacrificed the health and landscape of the Navajo Nation. Left to deal with hundreds of abandoned and dangerous mines, the Navajo people must advocate for themselves to return their land to its original state.
Uranium is a carcinogen; exposure will raise the risk of cancer for residents living near mines. Uranium and arsenic levels are prevalent in unregulated water sources, over 30% of homes in the Navajo nation lack access to municipal water sources.
CP Thesis (pt 1): The United States government’s failure to protect the Navajo lands have led to exploitation of their natural resources and catastrophic events that have put their environment and health at risk. #W60Sustain#CPAnalysis
Check out this recent video and article about Lamaride's (a Canadian mining company) plans to reinstate uranium mining in the Navajo Nation. #W60Sustain
Navajo Nation faces possible new threats after decades of uranium mining https://t.co/vI67RTVXUL
Increasing environmental harm of Navajo lands from uranium mining and hazardous waste spills is representative of a pattern of eco apartheid against the Navajo Nation. I chose this topic to explore the impacts industrial activity has on vulnerable communities. #W60Sustain
Check out this article explaining the history of the Church Rock spill & it's existing effects on Navajo residents. #W60Sustain
On the 44th anniversary of the Church Rock uranium spill, Navajo families walk in remembrance https://t.co/ixo6VxQLRi
🚨 The Red Nation Podcast Tour 2022 🚨
Uranium Stories: the largest nuclear disaster in US history, 43 years later
Join Justine and Kyon as they attend the 43rd Uranium Tailings Spill Legacy Commemoration in the Red Water Pond Road Community. https://t.co/b7hHphB1Iq