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Uranium Trucks Poison Navajo Lands AGAIN

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March 25, 2025

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The U.S. government is once again endangering Indigenous communities—this time with uranium shipments rolling through Navajo Nation, despite a ban on transporting radioactive material. After decades of toxic mining, abandoned uranium sites, and the deadly Church Rock spill, families are still suffering from radiation exposure. Now, trucks loaded with uranium ore are being covered with nothing but tarps as they tear through sacred lands. The government and media may ignore this crisis, but the people living with its consequences can’t. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!

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