Protect Grand Canyon's Water: Help Close Pinyon Plain Uranium Mine

Protect Grand Canyon's waters -- stop Pinyon Plain Uranium Mine!

For several decades, Tribal leaders and environmental advocates have been fighting a uranium mine that threatens the waters of Grand Canyon and the Havasupai. The mine, originally named Canyon Mine and now renamed as Pinyon Plain Mine, is in the newly designated Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument and the Red Butte Traditional Cultural Property. Recently, after a jump in uranium prices, the mining company started to pull ore from the mine. This mine threatens to pollute the groundwater that feeds the seeps and springs in Grand Canyon, supporting plants, animals, and people. Please do everything you can to help protect the waters of Grand Canyon, the new national monument, and these waters that are essential to the existence of the Havasupai people. This mine should be closed before it creates irreversible harm. Thank you.