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SHAWL Director: Deb Abrahamson
Cleaning Up This Site Area
SHAWL Society is a grassroots advocacy group, based on the Spokane Indian Reservation in Eastern Washington. The major focus of this effort involves developing community education and strategies to address impacts of radiation exposure due to 50 plus years of uranium mining and milling on this reservation.
SHAWL Director: Deb Abrahamson
Contact
SHAWL SOCIETY P.O. Box 61 Wellpinit, WA 99040 Phone: 509.218.3654 shawlsociety@yahoo.com shawlyouth@gmail.com |
Links
- Interview on KBCS "One World Report" 12/2011
- Twa-le Abrahamson on Democracy Now - April 2009
- Center for Justice Fieldtrip to the Midnite Mine
- SHAWL Society continues to eductate and advocate to clean up uranium mines - Fig Tree March 2011
- SHAWL Society pursues protection of watershed- Fig Tree January 2006
- Report: The State of EJ in Washington
- History
- Current Projects
- Spokane Lands - Uranium Mining On Tribal Lands
Blog Archive
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- Cleanup OK'd for uranium mine on tribal land
- Progress made toward cleaning up uranium mine
- Department of Justice Press Release - Settlement A...
- Midnite Mine Video by Jeff Ferguson
- Midnite Mine Community Involvement Meeting - Feb 2...
- State Seeks Stricter Water Quality Standards
- Progress Made Toward Cleaning Up Uranium Mine
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Midnight Uranium Mine
Cleaning Up This Site Area
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