You should keep an eye on Dine Care, aka Citizens Against Ruining our Environment. A non-profit org, Dine Care has been working on a number of projects, the most notable being their struggle against the Desert Rock Power Plant.
This particular struggle is of note, as it would put a environtmentally destructive coal burning factory in the Navajo Nation's backyard, pumping their air with 1- million tons of carbon dioxide per year.
Keep an eye on Dine Care, and if you can, help them out.
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