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2004 Issues and Topics
| Volume 5 Number 1— Do You Hear Us Now? |
In This Issue: Moquino Community Gets Involved in Uranium Mill
Tailings Decision; Not in My Backyard...Not in Anyone's; Qill 2004
Bring Major Changes to WIPP?; More Nuclear Waste for New Mexico?;
Educating the Next Generation of Doctors: Rx for Undoing Racism; Judge
Rules: Mining Clean-up Plan "Deficient"; Chicanas: Sustainers
of Grassroots Activism; Environment Secretary Denies Special Waste
Permit for Wagon Mound Landfill; Citizens Respond |
Volume 5 Number 2— Women of Hope:
Activism, agency, and histories of everyday lives in the environmental and social justice movement |
In This Issue: Ni Una Má! Women of Juarez; A Closer Look: with Cipriana Jurado; SNEEJ — Southwest Network for Environmental & Economic Justice; Wagon Mound: An Environmental Justice Story; Seeing with Native Eyes; An Interview with Dolores Huerta; Mujeres de la Tierra; As We Heal Ourselves, We Heal the Earth; La Lucha Es Tu Herencia (The Struggle Is Your Inheritance) |
| Volume 5 Number 3— Uranium...the problems continue |
In This Issue: Voting: Why It Is So Important; Listening Sessions Highlight Environmental Justice; Just Say "NO!" (Again) to High-Level Waste at WIPP; Reclaiming the Land: History of Uranium Mill Tailings Clean-up; Mitchell Capitan & Eastern Navajo Diné Against Uranium Mining Take Their Message to the International Stage; Karamken: An Abandoned Gold Facility Shows Need for Reclamation in Russia; Harris Arthur is SRIC's New Navajo Community Liason |
| Volume 5 Number 4— Working Internationally |
In This Issue: Church Rock Chapter Decries NRC Judge's Ruling; Environmental Education in Australia; Volcanoes of Kamchatka — Renewed Efforts to Protect Russian World Heritage Site; New Mexico Says No to High-Level Waste at WIPP; New Mexico-Texas...Nuclear Waste Connection?; Uranium Price Rise...Still No Need for New Mines |
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