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Native Perspectives on Uranium and the Cultural Impacts to Native America

12.13.20
Environmental justice, Native America

In this fourth episode of a teach-in series on Native perspectives and environmental justice, Talia Boyd and expert panelists — Len Necefer, Melisa Laelan, and Ophelia Watahomigie-Corliss — discuss the personal impacts of the toxic legacy of uranium mining. Watch the video ›

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