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Winter 2009
Uranium — Past, Present, Future
This issue was made possible through the contributions of the following writers/photographers/organizations: Linda Evers, Don Hancock, Chuck Hosking, Liz Lucero, Sofia Martinez, Teddy Nez, Post '71 Uranium workers Committee, Paul Robinson, Chris Shuey, Sandra Simons-Ailes, and Maria Varela.
Edited by Annette Aguayo.
Graphic Design by C² Graphics.
ISSN 1535-7953.
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Table of Contents
- Post-1971 Uranium Workers Look for Answers
- Uranium Projects Proceed Despite Stagnant Price
- Church Rock Spill: 30 Years Later
- A Community Member's Perspective on Uranium Mine Cleanup
- Environmental Justice, the Green Economy, and the Politics of Diversity
- Special Events Showcase Support for SRIC's Work
- Book Reviews:
- American Environmental Leaders: From Colonial Times to the Present
- Remedies for a New West: Healing Landscapes, Histories, and Cultures
- The Nature Way
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Western Shoshone Spiritual Leader
1920-2007
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