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Corey Robinson

More Domestic Uranium Mining Could Mean Business For Southern Utah

Source: KUER

News|December 12, 2019

The federal government could ramp up spending on domestically produced uranium, based on a recommendation from a working group created by President Donald Trump. That recommendation has not been... Read Original Story

Beehive State’s native bees under pressure from invading European honeybees

Source: Salt Lake Tribune

News|December 7, 2019

There’s a profound irony to Utah’s state symbol, the honeybee hive. Although Utah is home to over 1,000 species of native bees, honeybees were actually introduced to Utah from Europe. Among America’s... Read Original Story

Blake McCord

Mine near Grand Canyon uses polluted water to control dust

Source: Arizona Capitol Times

News|December 6, 2019

Arizona’s Department of Environmental Quality is allowing a uranium mine operator to spray water laced with uranium and arsenic on the ground to keep dust down on its site, but it is considering the... Read Original Story

Blake McCord

Environmentalists, mining companies wait for Congress to act

Source: The Navajo Times

News|December 5, 2019

Amber Reimondo, along with the Grand Canyon Trust, has been working all year to see a permanent mining ban in the Grand Canyon go through Congress. They began to achieve that objective on Oct. 30... Read Original Story

Lisa Winters

Arizona tribes oppose plan to dam Colorado River tributary

Source: Associated Press

News|November 25, 2019

Native American tribes, environmentalists, state and federal agencies, river rafters and others say they have significant concerns about proposals to dam a Colorado River tributary in northern... Read Original Story

Shane McDermott

FERC flooded with opposition to Little Colorado River dam proposals

Source: Arizona Daily Sun

News|November 23, 2019

Many of the comments filed before the comment window closed criticized Pumped Hydro Storage LLC’s applications for four dams in the Little Colorado River. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission... Read Original Story

Ted Grussing

NGS breathes its last; decommissioning starts

Source: The Navajo Times

News|November 21, 2019

The Navajo Generating Station permanently shut down its three 800-megawatt electric generating units after it burned the last of its coal on Monday, leaving a 45-year legacy of producing power. The... Read Original Story

Chip Thomas

Chip Thomas Is Telling Navajo Stories with Street Art

Source: Outside Online

News|November 19, 2019

Head north on Highway 89 out of Flagstaff, Arizona, and before long the dignified and sturdy ponderosa pines that blanket the foothills around the city give way to rockier badlands as you descend... Read Original Story

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