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Acknowledgements
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
References
Chapter 2: Akwesasne: Land of the Toxic Turtles
References
Chapter 3: The Deadly Yellow Powder
3.1 The Human Price of Uranium among Native American Peoples
3.2 The Scope of Uranium Mining on Native Lands
3.3 Uranium from Russia: An Alarm for U.S. Native Peoples?
3.4 Navajo Uranium Fuels U.S. Arsenal
3.5 Radioactive from the Inside Out
3.6 Opposition to Uranium Mining
3.7 ``Original Instructions,´´ Uranium Mining, and Navajo Cultural Values
3.8 The Largest Uranium Spill in the United States
3.9 The Struggle for Compensation
3.10 Delays in Compensation
3.11 Cleanup Planned at a Few Spill Sites after Three Decades
3.12 ``Nobody Told Us It Was Unsafe´´
3.13 The Laguna Pueblo and Anaconda´s Jackpile Uranium Mine
3.14 A Child Nearly Burns to Death
3.15 Decades of Cleanup Plans
3.16 Dene Decimated by Uranium Mining and the ``Money Rock´´
3.17 ``The Incurable Disease´´
3.18 The Conflict Continues
3.19 Plans to Blast an Alaskan Harbor with Nuclear Bombs
3.20 The Point Hope Eskimos: An Atomic Harbor and a Nuclear Dump as a Neighbor
3.21 Nuclear Boosterism
3.22 An ``Overture to t Native American Women's Standpoint: Narratives About Identity
Opinion