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On nuke waste dumps and Power Madness in Indigenous Country

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Jonathan P. Thompson
Apr 11, 2022
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White Mesa Mill (with Mesa Verde and Ute Mountain) from within Bears Ears National Monument. Jonathan P. Thompson photo.

THE HISTORY: In the 1980s, a site on the edge of Canyonlands National Park was a main candidate to become the nation’s nuclear waste dump.

THE REPEAT: Over the last few years, Energy Fuels has been reprocessing nuclear waste from aroun…

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