The major damage caused by the August 2015 Gold King Mine spill was over and done with rather quickly. That’s
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Make it another $160 million. The Navajo Nation issued a press release Monday saying the Nation was filing a lawsuit
Last year’s Gold King Mine Spill sent a deluge of three million gallons of toxic waste water pouring into the
Navajo Nation officials said Monday they intend to file a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency in the wake of last summer’s
The Environmental Protection Agency will reimburse the Navajo Nation $445,000 as a result of the Gold King Mine spill. The
The Environmental Protection Agency has confirmed that it is conduction a criminal investigation into the massive wastewater spill last summer
Last Friday, a Senate Committee began the process of looking into the U.S Environmental Protection Agency for its handling of
Mark Richardson PHOENIX – The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs holds an oversight field hearing today in Phoenix to
On Friday, the U.S Senate Committee on Indian Affairs will have an oversight hearing in Phoenix to examine the Environmental
The Navajo Nation council has begun its most recent council session in Window Rock. President Russell Begaye provided an update
