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What It's Like To Not Have Running Water During A Pandemic

Thwarting the coronavirus means washing hands and staying hydrated. That's not easy for the 2 million Americans still without plumbing in 2020.
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As Coal Plants Close, Some Of Our Most Marginalized Communities Are Being Left Behind

The end of coal has huge environmental benefits, but the upcoming closure of the Navajo Generating Station shows coal communities need much more support.
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Native Americans Fight Back At The Ballot Box

Native Americans could have a significant impact on midterm elections.
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Actor Will Smith Bungee Jumps From Helicopter Over Grand Canyon

The "Men in Black" star did the jump to celebrate his 50th birthday -- and his defeat of a long-held fear.
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Tribes Come Together For Fight To Bring Back Protections For Bears Ears National Monument

“Losing Bears Ears to a cloud of industrial smoke from extraction and mining does not keep that preservation of life for us,” said one Navajo woman.
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Navajo Nation Sues Wells Fargo Over 'Outrageous,' Predatory Practices

The lawsuit claims the bank manipulated Navajo elders into opening savings accounts they didn't need.
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As Coal Plant Shutdown Looms, Arizona's Navajos And Hopis Look For Economic Solutions

For decades, fossil fuel was the only game in town. Now, even that is threatening to disappear.
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Indigenous Advocates Call On UN To Make Cultural Appropriation Illegal

A United Nations committee has been working for 16 years on a set of international laws to protect indigenous intellectual property.
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Utah Attorney General Vows To Sue Obama Over New National Monument

The Republican's claim that the designation hurts Navajo tribes is "complete bull," one public lands advocate says.
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Congress Must Act To Help The Navajo Nation

The Gold King Mine spill has faded from national headlines, but the poison remains.
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