Tribal Members Denounce Lack of Input on Navajo Mine Expansion Plan
The Navajo Mine’s expansion application has sparked outcry among tribal members who say they are shut out of the federal and tribal permitting reviews.
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The Navajo Mine’s expansion application has sparked outcry among tribal members who say they are shut out of the federal and tribal permitting reviews.
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