MISSION: Southwest Research and Information Center is a multi-cultural organization working to promote the health of people and communities, protect natural resources, ensure citizen participation, and secure environmental and social justice now and for future generations
Fall 2008
Community Collaborations
This issue was made possible through the contributions of the following writers/photographers/organizations: Haaku Water Office, Don Hancock, Candace Head-Dylla, Gregg Mosson, Paul Robinson, Chris Shuey, and Laura Watchempino.
Edited by Annette Aguayo.
Graphic Design by C² Graphics.
ISSN 1535-7953.
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Table of Contents
- Community Collaborations
- Debunking the Uranium "Bonanza"
- MASE: Grassroots Unite to Address Uranium Impacts
- Uranium Impacted Communities Demand Change
- Pueblo of Acoma Testifies About Uranium
- Alliance of Texans for Uranium Research & Action
- Uranium Mining in Alaska
- Opposition to Uranium Development in Northwestern Nebraska
- In Memoriam: Maurice A. Weisberg and Misha Jones
- Book Review
- The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism
"This process of exploring, mining and being possessed by the mighty dollar has even corrupted the minds of our leaders that we voted for. The ones that are to be praised the most are the students of Elim that care enough to speak up and want to protect their subsistence lifestyle, for these are the ones that will benefit or be destroyed."
— Flora Simon,
Elim Students Against Uranium
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