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'Beyond Unacceptable': Judge OKs Uranium Mine at Grand Canyon (Original Post) Panich52 Aug 2015 OP
Greed destroys. RiverLover Aug 2015 #1
We destroy pscot Aug 2015 #2
Yes, click the link and SIGN the Petition. Duppers Aug 2015 #3
Should go well notemason Aug 2015 #4
And it's a Canadian mining company. bananas Aug 2015 #5
Talk about hating America... n/t freshwest Aug 2015 #6

RiverLover

(7,830 posts)
1. Greed destroys.
Wed Aug 19, 2015, 11:22 AM
Aug 2015

If you've ever been to the grand canyon, seen its indescribable beauty & vastness, you will want to fight this.

Fighting these things companies are doing to our planet has just been so futile lately, but it seems we should at least try.

from the link~

Calling on President Obama: It's Not Too Late

“We will continue to fight to protect Grand Canyon, its waters and its watershed,” said Sandy Bahr, director of Sierra Club's Grand Canyon Chapter. “The Forest Service should consider the harm this mine could cause to the groundwater and ultimately the waters in Grand Canyon National Park. We are extremely disappointed in the judge's failure to recognize that.”

Margie Alt, the executive director of Environment America, offered harsh criticism of Judge Campbell's ruling, saying in an email that "letting mining operations set up shop next to the Grand Canyon...just doesn't make sense." In a separate email, she characterized the decision as "beyond unacceptable.


Thanks for sharing this Panich. Even though its heartbreaking.
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