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The Havasupai Tribe has voiced strong opposition as uranium hauling resumes from the Pinyon Plain Mine. This decision has raised concerns about potential health risks and...
On February 12, 2024, the Navajo Nation commenced the transport of uranium ore across its land, following a recently signed agreement with Energy Fuels, Inc. This...
Orange roadside markers are staked along the six-mile gravel road leading from the Pinyon Plain uranium mine, indicating the road is a uranium haul route. The...
Concerns over uranium mining linger for the Navajo Nation, where a troubled history of uranium extraction has left a cultural and environmental mark since the 1940s....
A school bus travels along State Route 191 in Bluff, Utah. The state road is part of the Pinyon Plain Mines approved uranium haul route to...
Anferny Cly, a resident of White Mesa, Utah, reflects on his childhood memories of watching semitrucks pass by, filled with innocent imaginings of toys and fun...
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...
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...
