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Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Mohawk Nation News 'Slavery'
Uranium mine threatening Supai sacred land Grand Canyon temporarily halted

By Roger Clark, Grand Canyon Trust
Robin Silver, Center for Biological Diversity
Sandy Bahr, Sierra Club
Robin Silver, Center for Biological Diversity
Sandy Bahr, Sierra Club
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK --- For the second time in as many decades, operations to open the Canyon uranium mine six miles south of Grand Canyon National Park have been suspended. The Havasupai Tribe, which had previously challenged the mine, and conservation groups have been working to stop this mine because of potential harm to waters and wildlife of Grand Canyon, as well as cultural resources.
Pursuant to an agreement with the Havasupai Tribe and conservation groups, and citing “business reasons,” Energy Fuels Resources, Inc. decided to place the mine in non-operational, standby status on Tuesday.
Mohawk Nation News 'Death of Anti-Indian'ism!'
DEATH OF ANTI-INDIAN’ISM!
MNN. NOV. 3, 2013. We true Indigenous are the caretakers of Onowaregeh, Great Turtle Island. The great natural power inspires us to stand up for our inherent values, mainly to protect the environment. Our land was stolen by the self-serving bankers to establish one of the most vicious capitalistic war machines in the history of the world. More and more are standing with us and helping us keep an eye on our enemies.
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