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Navajo Coal Company Drops Bid To Buy Navajo Generating Station & Kayenta Coal Mine As…

March 23, 20196 years ago Guest Contributor 0 Comments

On Thursday, March 21, the Naa’bik’iyati’ Committee (Committee of the Whole) of the Navajo Council voted down a resolution to support Navajo Transitional Energy Co.’s proposal to buy and operate Navajo Generating Station and Peabody Energy’s Kayenta coal mine, which supplies the power plant with fuel. The 11–9 defeat of the resolution led today to an announcement by NTEC that it was dropping its bid to buy the plant and mine.

#Pravduh About #Tesla October Report — Not Much To Be Negative About, But 220 Negative…

November 5, 20186 years ago Chanan Bos 0 Comments

We are very excited to be able to tell you that while this month started out not that well, the last few weeks totally made up for that and the results show it. We would very much like to thank Maye Musk for retweeting our reports and calling out the most negative, sad, biased authors. While we can’t be sure what helped the most, we believe that the actions of Maye Musk and the times Elon Musk liked and commented on the reports have slowly helped bring some of the mainstream media back to their senses over the last two months.

Shift In Navajo Country As Coal Plant That Navajo Community Doesn’t Want Is Dropped

September 24, 20186 years ago Cynthia Shahan 0 Comments

“Now that Middle River Power has withdrawn its intention to purchase the Navajo Generating Station, all attention should now be directed toward developing new economic opportunities that will support the plant workers, the mine workers, and the Tribes that had grown overly dependent on coal revenue,” said Percy Deal, local Navajo Nation resident.

Navajo Group Travels To NYC To Protest Private Equity Firm Takeover Of Largest Coal Plant…

September 11, 20186 years ago Cynthia Shahan 0 Comments

CleanTechnica received the following email press release from Refugio Mata yesterday morning. In the afternoon, I had the fortune of speaking to Nicole Horseherder, Executive Director of the Navajo environmental group To Nizhoni Ani. Nicole says the coal plant they are protesting has led to air and water pollution as well as health consequences for her neighbors.