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Deidra Peaches
Popular Grand Canyon site renamed to honor Havasupai Tribe
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Michael Quinn, National Park Service
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Rick Goldwasser
Landmark sign and signing make history at Bears Ears
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Tim Peterson
A radioactive waste dump on the doorstep of Bears Ears
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Tim Peterson
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe bears burden of radioactive waste
The White Mesa Mill Story
How did remnants of the Manhattan Project end up near Bears Ears?
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How Much Uranium Is in the Grand Canyon?

01/31/23

Is it true that the Grand Canyon is home to a vast supply of uranium? Let's check the numbers.

Inspiring Understanding Through Art

01/24/23

Jaymus Perry uses his custom-designed motorcycle ornaments as a teaching opportunity.

Riding for Change: A Navajo Woman Brings Cycling to Her Community

01/17/23

Claudia Jackson runs Audical Cycles, a woman-owned bike service and repair shop serving cyclists of all ages and levels on the Navajo Nation.

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