- Interior Secretary Ken Salazar is expected to announce on Monday that he has approved a 20-year moratorium on new uranium mining claims in a million-acre buffer zone around the Grand Canyon. (New York Times)
- Although the direction of the administration was made clear in October, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar will on Monday finalize a 20-year ban on new uranium-mining on some one million acres of land near the Grand Canyon. (DAILY KOS)
- URANIUM MINING BAN COMING: The Interior Department is planning a 20-year ban on new mining claims on around 1 million acres of federal land surrounding Grand Canyon National Park. (Politico.com)
- The Interior Secretary is expected to issue a Record of Decision finalizing a 20-year ban on new uranium mining claims on land surrounding Grand Canyon National Park. (KPBS)
- GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.—Subsidiaries of Rhino Energy LLC are seeking approvals to expand a coal mine north of Fruita and open a bigger operation nearby. (Denver Post)
- A woman who identified herself as Dawn from Flagstaff said she wanted to know why Gosar didnt support putting uranium mining surrounding the Grand Canyon off-limits, as some have asked. (Arizona Daily Sun)
- Just like working at the Grand Canyon, operations are on a larger scale controversial issues surrounding the natural wonder like uranium mining and overflight management are not only complicated, but are ongoing, Uberuaga said. (Williams Grand Canyon Tourguide)
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Grand canyon mining
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