Cleaning up your own mess should be common sense... but o&g companies want U.S. taxpayers to cover the costs (while managing the public health and environmental impacts). We're working to change that by defending basic federal oil and gas fiscal reforms: bit.ly/3ZXgEWx

“We especially want to support a lot of renewable projects through solar & wind, and we want to support agriculture too, because having a robust food system is a form of revenue for local farmers,” says executive director Robyn Jackson. e360.yale.edu/features/navaj…

Let’s Talk New Mexico 10/31, 8am topic: Climate & Election. Guests include Diné C.A.R.E. kunm.org/show/lets-talk…

We're hiring! Applications accepted now until Dec 20, 2024. We are looking for energetic & talented Diné advocates who will be dedicated to protecting our communities, land & health. Full job descriptions are available on our website. Benefits included.

Yáʼátʼééh & Happy Holidays!🎄 We are happy to share our Annual Report. See you in 2025!

"Addressing the abandoned wells crisis is about more than cleanup — it’s about justice and preserving a way of life." - Diné C.A.R.E Energy Organizer, Cheyenne Antonio. santafenewmexican.com/opinion/my_vie… -

“We are encouraging folks to check in with their local chapters,” said Jones. “Especially communities that are along this haul route starting from the Grand Canyon and all the way up through Mesa and Utah.” kjzz.org/tribal-natural…

Diné C.A.R.E. and Tó Nizhóní Ání are organizations formed by and in the interests of the Diné (Navajo) people to protect their communities from coal mining and other environmental threats harming the air, water, land, and people. earthjustice.org/press/2025/leg…

Join our full day event this weekend! The Łeetso éí Dooda Awareness Walk is this Saturday in Tuba City.

‘Łéétsoh dooda’ Environmental activists, along with Diné, Havasupai, and Ute Mountain Ute tribal members, are protesting the transport of uranium ore through the Navajo Nation. The opening of the Pinyon Plain Mine, located about seven miles south of the Grand Canyon, has

Opposing uranium ore shipments Lavonnia Begay of White Mesa, Arizona, opposes Energy Fuels’ transportation of uranium ore across Diné Bikéyah. This comes after the Navajo Nation reached an agreement with the uranium producer, permitting shipments from the Pinyon Plain Mine to

They (Laramide Resources Ltd.) are proposing this uranium mine project on National Forest system land. The mine is located at the base of Mount Taylor.”

Phase II of San Juan Solar is expected to bring another 200 MW. The $500 million solar project is a significant investment in the community, Eisenfeld said. durangoherald.com/articles/throu…

Jackson provided public comment in support of the Sunbelt Project, a solar and battery storage proposal that would be located in the Central Consolidated School District where the SJGS once provided economic support and property tax revenue. nmpoliticalreport.com/2025/03/04/sun…

President’s move to expand tree cutting across 280m acres evades rules to protect endangered species. theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m…

“There are legitimate concerns regarding the potential review of national monuments, including Bears Ears,” Sanchez said. “The tribes are understandably wary of any changes that could threaten our integrity of the sacred sites.” santafenewmexican.com/news/local_new…

Chaco Canyon holds deep meaning for many communities and Pueblos across New Mexico. I’m proud to stand alongside the Pueblos, Tribal Nations, and New Mexicans who have called for permanent protection of this irreplaceable and sacred landscape.

For Immediate Release | May 3, 2025 Diné C.A.R.E. Stands in Solidarity with Apache Stronghold/Save Oak in the Protection of Oak Flat

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