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Forgotten People

P.O. Box 1661

Tuba City (Navajo Nation), AZ

Website: www.forgottennavajopeople.org

Email: info@forgottennavajopeople.orgTwitter: @forgottennavajo

(928) 401-1777

3/14/2013 Forgotten People Statement of Solidarity with the Havasupai Tribe

Forgotten People on the Navajo Nation Stands in Solidarity with the Havasupai tribe and

supports your suit with Grand Canyon Trust, Center for Biological Diversity and Sierra Club to

oppose the US Forest Service March 7th decision to allow Energy Fuels Resources, Inc. to begin

operating Canyon mine, a uranium mine about six miles from the south rim of the GrandCanyon.

Forgotten People believes the U.S. Forest Service has an obligation to consult with the

Havasupai tribe and update a 1986 federal environmental review of the Canyon Mine that

threatens cultural values, wildlife, endangered species and increases the risk of adverse public

health, Cancer, contamination of the environment , ground water and drinking water. Visitors

come to the Grand Canyon from around the world. Your actions will affect the whole world.

Forgotten People says No uranium mining in Grand Canyon!

Respectfully submitted,Bonnie Whitesinger, President

Mary Lane, Vice-President

Lucy Knorr, Secy/Treasurer

And the Members of Forgotten People

http://www.forgottennavajopeople.org/mailto:info@forgottennavajopeople.orgmailto:@forgottennavajohttp://www.forgottennavajopeople.org/mailto:info@forgottennavajopeople.orgmailto:@forgottennavajo