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A toxic uranium plume from a New Mexico site spreads underground, threatening groundwater and health on the Navajo Nation.
A toxic plume from a former uranium processing site in New Mexico continues to spread beneath the surface, threatening groundwater supplies in nearby communities.
The contamination, stemming from decades-old mining and milling operations, has been detected in aquifers beneath the Navajo Nation and surrounding areas.
Federal and tribal officials are monitoring the situation closely, but cleanup efforts remain slow due to funding shortages and complex legal challenges.
Residents express concern over long-term health risks and the lack of immediate solutions.
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Una pluma de uranio tóxico de un sitio de Nuevo México se extiende bajo tierra, amenazando el agua subterránea y la salud de la Nación Navajo.