Many of you are aware of MASE and the work we are doing in northwestern New Mexico to stop proposed new uranium mines in and around our communities.
The Forest Service has just released a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Roca Honda mine, the first proposed new mine in New Mexico in more than 30 years.
Aside from the environmental impacts of the Roca Honda mine, MASE is very concerned with protecting a Native American sacred site, Mt. Taylor, on which the mine is being proposed.
Please join us and support our efforts to stop this mine by sending in letters and comments to the Forest Service urging them to deny the Roca Honda Mine’s Plan of Operations.
I have attached our talking points, and a letter from the Forest Service announcing the release of the DEIS. We would greatly appreciate your organization sending in letters and sending alerts to your networks and membership asking them to do the same. Our talking points are attached, but please feel free to elaborate on those points and make additional comments.
READ MORE: http://www.indigenousaction.org/protect-holy-mt-taylor-mase-urges-opposition-to-roca-honda-uranium-mine/
PROTEGEZ LE MONT TAYLOR SACRE: L’ALLIANCE MULTICULTURELLE POUR UN ENVIRONNEMENT SÛR (MASE) APPELLE A S’OPPOSER A LA MINE D’URANIUM ROCA HONDA
Par MASE
Publié par Indigenous Action Media
