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A billboard located along State Route 89 just outside the boundaries of the Navajo Nation reads: “Radioactive pollution kills. It’s time to clean up the mines.”...
After extensive negotiations, the Navajo Nation has reached a significant agreement with Energy Fuels Inc. to permit the transportation of uranium ore through federal and state...
The phrase “Haul No” is painted alongside other murals on an abandoned building near Grey Mountain, Arizona. The murals illustrate various aspects of Navajo life, focusing...
On Monday, a group of Diné individuals marched to the Navajo Nation Council Chambers in Window Rock, carrying signs that implored leaders to honor the Treaty...
Red mesas on the Navajo Nation can be seen in Mexican Hat, Arizona, traveling near the intersection of State Route 89 and 191 along the uranium...
Teracita Keyanna, a member of the Diné tribe, has lived in the shadow of uranium mining throughout her life. Growing up in the Coyote Chapter of...
PHOENIX – Carletta Tilousi recalls her childhood when whispers of potential uranium mining became a reality for the Havasupai people in Supai, located within the picturesque...
