Posted on 05/04/2016 9:23:42 AM PDT by rktman
“Indian reservations are self governing in many ways arent they?”
Up for debate. A tribe in Kansas refused to recognize state authority and started issuing their own license plates...lawsuits ensued, and I really don’t know how it turned out.
It has what is probably the cleanest air the the country, but the EPA is worried about it. You can see 60 miles or more, no trouble, but the EPA is concerned. I’d guess the damned idiots in DC have never been to the 4 corners area...
That’s why is said NFW. Which is where it is in the middle of.
Enemy of the
People of
America
The air and environment there are among the best anywhere. However the poverty of the families will only get worse under Hillary. These people have their problems but they are very good people and don’t deserve the pain and hunger the progressives and Hillary will inflict on them.
FUEPA!
This article is several weeks old, but useful to show administration actions to shut down efficient power plants in favor of non-fossil fuel sources to the detriment of local employment, in this case Navajos.
I drove past that mine a few years ago. There was an enormous excavator out there doing its thing. Coal mining equipment is amazingly large.
The EPA is another entity that needs to be obliterated, along with the IRS and BLM. And probably many more useless make-work departments. *sheesh*
Still trying to rape the Native Americans...
Sometimes the Indians are their own worst enemy. I knew people who were building that plant back in 1974, I also remember when there were two more power plants scheduled to be built, on the Reservation, near Burnham NM. The radical Indians threw a waul eyed fit and got them stopped.
If you will remember, the American Indian Movement was making inroads into the Reservations back then with the Fairchild Corp takeover at Shiprock. They also tried to take over some of the gas wells in that area.
Other plants in Utah scheduled to be built at isolated coal fields were stopped by the Government and Bill Clinton then turned their areas into “National Monuments” to prevent further development.
Meanwhile APS at Hogback (Waterflow, NM ) is still in operation, and there was a nice streak of brown in the atmosphere leading right back to that plant when I was there last year. The APS plant was a nasty plant when I lived there forty years ago.
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