5/24/2012 Rolanda Tohannie to James Anaya for the OFFICIAL RECORD 1“>5/24/2012 Rolanda Tohannie to Mr. James Anaya, Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indgenous Peoples, UN OHCHR: Living in the former Bennett Freeze & drinking uranium and arsenic contaminated water in Box Springs (Navajo Nation), AZ
5/24/2011 Rolanda Tohannie to Mr. James Anaya: Living in the former Bennett Freeze & drinking contaminated water
Posted in: cancer, environmental justice, fragile ecosystem, government accountability, injury to water quality, Nuclear power, radioactive waste, uranium mining, US Environmental Protection Agency, US Environmental Protection Agency Superfund, Water, Water and Sanitation ⋅ Tagged: contaminated water, human right to water, injury to water, Mr. James Anaya, OHCHR, safe drinking water, United Nations, uranium mining
5/9/2012 Sara Saunders to Mr. James Anaya: Request for emergency intervention and investigation in Black Mesa, HPL
Posted in: cancer, Climate Change, coal mining, environmental justice, fragile ecosystem, government accountability, injury to water quality, Navajo Generating Station, Nuclear power, Peabody Coal Company, radioactive waste, uranium mining, US Environmental Protection Agency, Water, Water and Sanitation ⋅ Tagged: BIA, collusion, contaminated water, corporate collusion, government collusion, human rights, livestock confiscation, livestock confiscations, Mr. James Anaya, OHCHR, right to water, Sara Saunders, tryanny, United Nations, US government
5/8/2012 Carlos W. Begay, Sr. & Marsha Monestersky letter to Mr. James Anaya: US government theft of Black Mesa, HPL
Posted in: Climate Change, coal mining, Colorado River, drought, environmental justice, fragile ecosystem, government accountability, Grand Canyon, injury to water quality, Navajo Generating Station, Nuclear power, Peabody Coal Company, radioactive waste, uranium mining, US Environmental Protection Agency, Water, Water and Sanitation, water rights ⋅ Tagged: aboriginal land claim, BIA, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Climate Change, coal mining, declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, drought, human rights, human rights violations, injury to water, land rights, livestock confiscations, Mr. James Anaya, Navajo Generating Station, Peabody Coal Company, stolen lands, United Nations, US government, water hauling, water rights
4/19/2012 Congress tells DOE and EPA clean up Navajo abandoned uranium mines & impact to public health
Posted in: Colorado River, fragile ecosystem, government accountability, injury to water quality, Navajo Environmental Protection Agency, radioactive waste, uranium mining, US Environmental Protection Agency, US Environmental Protection Agency Superfund, Water, Water and Sanitation ⋅ Tagged: DOE, EPA, Navajo Nation, NY Times, public health, uranium
4/27/2012 Media Release: Forgotten People go to United Nations to secure human right to housing and water
Posted in: cancer, Climate Change, coal mining, Colorado River, drought, environmental justice, fragile ecosystem, government accountability, Grand Canyon, injury to water quality, Navajo Environmental Protection Agency, Navajo Generating Station, Nuclear power, Peabody Coal Company, radioactive waste, trust fund, uranium mining, US Environmental Protection Agency, US Environmental Protection Agency Superfund, Water, Water and Sanitation, water rights ⋅ Tagged: contamination, emergency intervention, forgotten people, free, govenrment accountability, housing, human right, human right to safe drinking water, Mr. James Anaya, prior and informed consent, United Nations, uranium contamin ation, water
4/27/2012 Statement of Glenna Begay to Mr. James Anaya, Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, OHCHR
4 24 2012_Glenna Begay_Speaker FP_Land & Resources Speaker_to Special Rapporteur James Anaya“>
Posted in: cancer, Climate Change, coal mining, Colorado River, drought, environmental justice, fragile ecosystem, government accountability, injury to water quality, Navajo Environmental Protection Agency, Navajo Generating Station, Nuclear power, Peabody Coal Company, radioactive waste, uranium mining, US Environmental Protection Agency, US Environmental Protection Agency Superfund, Water, Water and Sanitation, water rights ⋅ Tagged: Glenna Begay, government accountability, Hopi Partition Land, housing, human rights, Living Human Treasures, Long Walk, Mr. James Anaya, Nihekeyah, Our Land, Peabody Coal Company, Save Black Mesa, United Nations, water, water contamination, World Heritage site
4/27/2012 Statement of Leonard Benally to Mr. James Anaya, Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, OHCHR
Posted in: Climate Change, coal mining, environmental justice, fragile ecosystem, government accountability, Grand Canyon, injury to water quality, Navajo Environmental Protection Agency, Navajo Generating Station, Nuclear power, Peabody Coal Company, trust fund, US Environmental Protection Agency, US Environmental Protection Agency Superfund, Water, Water and Sanitation, water rights ⋅ Tagged: Bureau of Indian Affairs, contamination, corporate collusion, government accountability, government collusion, housing, human right, human rights, John S. Boyden, Leonard Benally, Mr. James Anaya, Peabody Coal Company, United Nations, uraniuim contamination, US government, water
4/27/2012 Statement of Norris Nez, Hathalie (Medicine Man) to Mr. James Anaya, Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, OHCHR
Posted in: cancer, Climate Change, coal mining, Colorado River, drought, environmental justice, fragile ecosystem, government accountability, Grand Canyon, injury to water quality, Navajo Environmental Protection Agency, Navajo Generating Station, Nuclear power, Peabody Coal Company, radioactive waste, uranium mining, US Environmental Protection Agency, US Environmental Protection Agency Superfund, Water, Water and Sanitation, water rights ⋅ Tagged: coal mining, collusion, corporate collusion, government accountability, government collusion, Hathalie, Medicine Man, Mr. James Anaya, Norris Nez, Peabody Coal Company, Sacred, Special Rapporteur, United Nations, uranium mining, water
4/27/2012 Statement of Marlene Benally to Mr. James Anaya, Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, OHCHR
Posted in: cancer, Climate Change, coal mining, Colorado River, drought, environmental justice, fragile ecosystem, government accountability, Grand Canyon, injury to water quality, Navajo Environmental Protection Agency, Navajo Generating Station, Nuclear power, Peabody Coal Company, radioactive waste, uranium mining, US Environmental Protection Agency, US Environmental Protection Agency Superfund, Water, Water and Sanitation, water rights ⋅ Tagged: abandoned uranium mines, Bennett Freeze, coal mining, contamination, EPA, housing, human right, Mr. James Anaya, United Nations, uranium mining, US Environmental Protection Agency, water
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