Uranium Health and Environmental Research:
Implications for Diné Communities
- What are the health risks among community members living in uranium districts?
- Are people drinking, cooking with contaminated water?
Are livestock in uranium areas safe to eat? - Where is monitoring of air, water needed?
- Church Rock, Crownpoint Chapters (2000)
- Eastern Navajo Health Board (2000)
- Eastern Navajo Agency Council (1999)
- Now let's hear your questions, comments, suggestions
For further information contact Uranium@sric.org
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