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#Pickled a quart of banana and pepperoncini #peppers. #FridgePickles #GrowYourOwn #Food #GardeningMastodon
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There she is! Our first #tractor! 🚜 🤩 #Deere #JohnDeere
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There she is! Our first #tractor! 🚜 🤩 #Deere #JohnDeere
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There she is! Our first #tractor! 🚜 🤩 #Deere #JohnDeere
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Landing gear extended.
Another sandhill crane at sunset.
March 19, 2026. Wolverine Lake, Michigan.
#photography #nature #naturephotography #bird #birds #birdphotography #cranes #art #birdsofmastodon #MastoArt
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Landing gear extended. Another sandhill crane at sunset. March 19, 2026. Wolverine Lake, Michigan. #photography #nature #naturephotography #bird #birds #birdphotography #cranes #art #birdsofbluesky
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Sandhill crane in silhouette at sunset.
March 19, 2026. Wolverine Lake, Michigan.
#photography #nature #naturephotography #bird #birds #birdphotography #cranes #art #birdsofmastodon #MastoArt
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Sandhill crane in silhouette at sunset. March 19, 2026. Wolverine Lake, Michigan. #photography #nature #naturephotography #bird #birds #birdphotography #cranes #art #birdsofbluesky
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A sandhill crane with its colts – so called for their long legs, although these young ones still have a way to go – at Orlando wetlands park in Christmas, Florida.
Photograph: Ronen Tivony/NurPhoto/Shutterstock
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A whole lotta squawkin'! Sandhill cranes and Canada geese.
March 19, 2026. Wolverine Lake, Michigan.
#photography #nature #naturephotography #bird #birds #birdphotography #swan #swans #cranes #reflection #art #birdsofmastodon #MastoArt
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A whole lotta squawkin'! Sandhill cranes and Canada geese. March 19, 2026. Wolverine Lake, Michigan. #photography #nature #naturephotography #bird #birds #birdphotography #swan #swans #cranes #reflection #art #birdsofbluesky
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I enjoy going to Bosque del Apache, but I don't need to go beyond the backyard to take photos of cranes. The field behind the house seems to be a breakfast buffet.
#birdwatching #nature #Corrales #NewMexico #OptOutside #backyard #SandhillCranes
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It's #DanceDay! 💃 🕺
We're going to have a good old boogie and then enjoy the brilliant Everybunny Dance by Ellie Sandall - check out our online storybook version here: https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/have-some-fun/storybooks-and-games/everybunny-dance/
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Then he proceeds to show me a video and then demonstrates how to wind the single on the narwhal tool because he literally knows more than me! Then watches over my shoulder to make sure I didn't make a mistake because he didn't want it getting tangled!
Omg, it was #priceless learning how to Andean ply from my own husband! 😁😆😅
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Almost one year after discovery, Sandhills Medical Foundation notifies 169,017 people affected by a cyberattack
This was an attack by INC Ransom, who dumped the data in June 2025. INC didn't tag it as an encryption invcident -- just as hack, exfil, ransom demand. So I'm not sure why it took Sandhills about a year to make notifications
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Ha'Kamwe' Background information from #SacredLand. #NoLithiumMining! #ProtectHaKamwe!
"Ha’Kamwe’ is a naturally occurring hot spring in the #BigSandyRiver basin where the #Mojave and #Sonoran deserts meet in what is now known as #Arizona. Ha’Kamwe’ is a sacred healing place for the Hualapai Tribe. This important cultural and ecological site is threatened by a proposed #LithiumMine, as a subsidiary of the Australian company Hawkstone Mining Ltd. seeks permission to explore and drill on three sides of the spring, which would destroy cultural sites and block access to the oasis for desert #wildlife. Visiting the site with a reporter from the Phoenix New Times, Hualapai Tribe Director of Natural Resources, Richard Powskey, said, 'This spring is a place for healing and medicine and other things that they have here. Our people are buried all through here. There’s a grave just on the other side of this hill right here.'"
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"At a Wikieup community information session in 2021 many of the 100 attendees were concerned that the proposed mine would drain too much water from this already drought-prone area. Caretaker Ivan Bender feels that the waterflow of the well that feeds Ha’Kamwe’ has already decreased due to the company’s drilling. There is a dispute between the company, the Tribe, and local ranchers regarding how shallow the water table is, with those who live in the area concerned that drilling could easily puncture the #aquifer.
"In the early 2000s a power plant was proposed in the area and though it was never built the Environmental Impact Statement for that project found 'the discharge from Cofer Hot Spring would be reduced, and possibly cease, as a result of groundwater withdrawal from the volcanic aquifer.'
"The #HulapaiTribe is concerned the proposed lithium exploration activity would deplete the spring as well.
"In April of 2021 the #Hualapai Tribe passed a resolution against the mine. 'The Hualapai Tribal Council strongly objects to any further permitting of surface or subsurface disturbances within the #SandyValley Lithium mining claim area, which will result in devastating impacts to significant cultural and spiritual resources; will threaten long-term tribal water rights and quality; will cause irreparable harm to the Tribe’s ability to continue cultural activities and to pursue economic development of Cholla Canyon Ranch, and will result in long term ecological destruction of a fragile desert environment, including plant and animal species with cultural significance. Further, should an open pit mine ever be permitted, it would create enormous public health issues caused by pollution, dust, noise, and overall safety concerns caused by having such a mine immediately adjacent to Hualapai land, as well as severe visual impacts.'
"The Inter-Tribal Association of Arizona, an association of 21 tribal governments in Arizona, which provides a forum for tribal governments to advocate for national and regional tribal concerns and to join in united action to address issues, passed a similar resolution.
"The Hualapai Tribe is demanding that the BLM develop a full Environmental Impact Statement as required by the National Environmental Policy Act. This would require a thorough examination of issues protected by the American Indian Religious Freedom Act. The Tribe asserts that these concerns were not adequately addressed in the published Environmental Assessment: “The BLM’s position as indicated in the EA implies that academically-based western science approaches to research take precedence over traditional #Indigenous knowledge. This position is unacceptable and is not in keeping with the requirement to make a good faith effort to identify cultural resources.'
"In January 2023, #Earthjustice collected and submitted 31,671 letters demanding the BLM conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement.
What You Can Do
"Sign up to support The Campaign to Protect Ha’Kamwe’ and follow the issue."
Learn more:
https://sacredland.org/hakamwe/#HulapaiNation #WaterIsLife #DefendTheSacred #NoLithiumMining #HawkstoneMining #ArizonaLithium #WikieupArizona #ProtectTheSacred #NavajoTransitionalEnergyCompany
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For today's #Birdoftheday theme #longnecks, here are hundreds of Sandhill cranes in a farmfield near Long Point in #Ontario #Canada. #crane #sandhillcrane #birds #birdsky #nature #naturephotography #birdphotography #LongPoint
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From the archive:
“Sandhill Cranes and Tree, Tule Fog” — A flock of lesser sandhill cranes in a wetland pond in front of a solitary tree in winter tule fog. (https://gdanmitchell.com/2020/12/31/sandhill-cranes-and-tree-tule-fog/)
#wildlife #nature #birds #fog #centralvalley #photography #photo #winter
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rom the archive:
“The Cranes Return” — Sandhill cranes fly over full moon in twilight and return San Joaquin Valley wetlands.#wildlife #nature #night #moon #birds #centralvalley #landscape #landscapephotography #photography #photo
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“White-Faced Ibis” — A white-faced ibis feeding in California Central Valley wetlands.
Photographing this and some other birds was a serendipitous event at the end of October. I was on my way from the San Francisco Bay Area to Yosemite to photograph autumn color. Rather than show up during the midday flat light period in the Valley, I decided to detour to a wildlife refuge, just to take a look around. I wasn’t really expecting to see much this early in the season, but I was surprised to find plentiful sandhill cranes, egrets, and white-faced ibises…continues: https://gdanmitchell.com/2026/01/26/white-faced-ibis-6/
#ibis #wildlife #birds #nature #photography #photo #naturephotography #wildlifephotography
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Interview postponed / let's just talk about #types and #typing today's show on @dougmerritt and @vnikolov 's suggestion below.
(I'll speak a little bit to #Sandewall 's #SoftwareIndividuals #knowledgerepresentation
If anyone knows anything about #typetheory, that would be great.
https://anggtwu.net/math-b.html
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/stringly-typed-vs-strongly-typed
https://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2010/08/what-to-know-before-debating-type-systems.html
type links welcomeand #lisp
@shizamura possibly you can explain types of OWL to us instead of sleeping?
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Interview postponed / let's just talk about #types and #typing today's show on @dougmerritt and @vnikolov 's suggestion below.
(I'll speak a little bit to #Sandewall 's #SoftwareIndividuals #knowledgerepresentation
If anyone knows anything about #typetheory, that would be great.
https://anggtwu.net/math-b.html
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/stringly-typed-vs-strongly-typed
https://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2010/08/what-to-know-before-debating-type-systems.html
type links welcomeand #lisp
@shizamura possibly you can explain types of OWL to us instead of sleeping?
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Interview postponed / let's just talk about #types and #typing today's show on @dougmerritt and @vnikolov 's suggestion below.
(I'll speak a little bit to #Sandewall 's #SoftwareIndividuals #knowledgerepresentation
If anyone knows anything about #typetheory, that would be great.
https://anggtwu.net/math-b.html
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/stringly-typed-vs-strongly-typed
https://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2010/08/what-to-know-before-debating-type-systems.html
type links welcomeand #lisp
@shizamura possibly you can explain types of OWL to us instead of sleeping?
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Interview postponed / let's just talk about #types and #typing today's show on @dougmerritt and @vnikolov 's suggestion below.
(I'll speak a little bit to #Sandewall 's #SoftwareIndividuals #knowledgerepresentation
If anyone knows anything about #typetheory, that would be great.
https://anggtwu.net/math-b.html
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/stringly-typed-vs-strongly-typed
https://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2010/08/what-to-know-before-debating-type-systems.html
type links welcomeand #lisp
@shizamura possibly you can explain types of OWL to us instead of sleeping?
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Interview postponed / let's just talk about #types and #typing today's show on @dougmerritt and @vnikolov 's suggestion below.
(I'll speak a little bit to #Sandewall 's #SoftwareIndividuals #knowledgerepresentation
If anyone knows anything about #typetheory, that would be great.
https://anggtwu.net/math-b.html
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/stringly-typed-vs-strongly-typed
https://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2010/08/what-to-know-before-debating-type-systems.html
type links welcomeand #lisp
@shizamura possibly you can explain types of OWL to us instead of sleeping?
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Ha'Kamwe' Background information from #SacredLand. #NoLithiumMining! #ProtectHaKamwe!
"Ha’Kamwe’ is a naturally occurring hot spring in the #BigSandyRiver basin where the #Mojave and #Sonoran deserts meet in what is now known as #Arizona. Ha’Kamwe’ is a sacred healing place for the Hualapai Tribe. This important cultural and ecological site is threatened by a proposed #LithiumMine, as a subsidiary of the Australian company Hawkstone Mining Ltd. seeks permission to explore and drill on three sides of the spring, which would destroy cultural sites and block access to the oasis for desert #wildlife. Visiting the site with a reporter from the Phoenix New Times, Hualapai Tribe Director of Natural Resources, Richard Powskey, said, 'This spring is a place for healing and medicine and other things that they have here. Our people are buried all through here. There’s a grave just on the other side of this hill right here.'"
[...]
"At a Wikieup community information session in 2021 many of the 100 attendees were concerned that the proposed mine would drain too much water from this already drought-prone area. Caretaker Ivan Bender feels that the waterflow of the well that feeds Ha’Kamwe’ has already decreased due to the company’s drilling. There is a dispute between the company, the Tribe, and local ranchers regarding how shallow the water table is, with those who live in the area concerned that drilling could easily puncture the #aquifer.
"In the early 2000s a power plant was proposed in the area and though it was never built the Environmental Impact Statement for that project found 'the discharge from Cofer Hot Spring would be reduced, and possibly cease, as a result of groundwater withdrawal from the volcanic aquifer.'
"The #HulapaiTribe is concerned the proposed lithium exploration activity would deplete the spring as well.
"In April of 2021 the #Hualapai Tribe passed a resolution against the mine. 'The Hualapai Tribal Council strongly objects to any further permitting of surface or subsurface disturbances within the #SandyValley Lithium mining claim area, which will result in devastating impacts to significant cultural and spiritual resources; will threaten long-term tribal water rights and quality; will cause irreparable harm to the Tribe’s ability to continue cultural activities and to pursue economic development of Cholla Canyon Ranch, and will result in long term ecological destruction of a fragile desert environment, including plant and animal species with cultural significance. Further, should an open pit mine ever be permitted, it would create enormous public health issues caused by pollution, dust, noise, and overall safety concerns caused by having such a mine immediately adjacent to Hualapai land, as well as severe visual impacts.'
"The Inter-Tribal Association of Arizona, an association of 21 tribal governments in Arizona, which provides a forum for tribal governments to advocate for national and regional tribal concerns and to join in united action to address issues, passed a similar resolution.
"The Hualapai Tribe is demanding that the BLM develop a full Environmental Impact Statement as required by the National Environmental Policy Act. This would require a thorough examination of issues protected by the American Indian Religious Freedom Act. The Tribe asserts that these concerns were not adequately addressed in the published Environmental Assessment: “The BLM’s position as indicated in the EA implies that academically-based western science approaches to research take precedence over traditional #Indigenous knowledge. This position is unacceptable and is not in keeping with the requirement to make a good faith effort to identify cultural resources.'
"In January 2023, #Earthjustice collected and submitted 31,671 letters demanding the BLM conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement.
What You Can Do
"Sign up to support The Campaign to Protect Ha’Kamwe’ and follow the issue."
Learn more:
https://sacredland.org/hakamwe/#HulapaiNation #WaterIsLife #DefendTheSacred #NoLithiumMining #HawkstoneMining #ArizonaLithium #WikieupArizona #ProtectTheSacred #NavajoTransitionalEnergyCompany
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Ha'Kamwe' Background information from #SacredLand. #NoLithiumMining! #ProtectHaKamwe!
"Ha’Kamwe’ is a naturally occurring hot spring in the #BigSandyRiver basin where the #Mojave and #Sonoran deserts meet in what is now known as #Arizona. Ha’Kamwe’ is a sacred healing place for the Hualapai Tribe. This important cultural and ecological site is threatened by a proposed #LithiumMine, as a subsidiary of the Australian company Hawkstone Mining Ltd. seeks permission to explore and drill on three sides of the spring, which would destroy cultural sites and block access to the oasis for desert #wildlife. Visiting the site with a reporter from the Phoenix New Times, Hualapai Tribe Director of Natural Resources, Richard Powskey, said, 'This spring is a place for healing and medicine and other things that they have here. Our people are buried all through here. There’s a grave just on the other side of this hill right here.'"
[...]
"At a Wikieup community information session in 2021 many of the 100 attendees were concerned that the proposed mine would drain too much water from this already drought-prone area. Caretaker Ivan Bender feels that the waterflow of the well that feeds Ha’Kamwe’ has already decreased due to the company’s drilling. There is a dispute between the company, the Tribe, and local ranchers regarding how shallow the water table is, with those who live in the area concerned that drilling could easily puncture the #aquifer.
"In the early 2000s a power plant was proposed in the area and though it was never built the Environmental Impact Statement for that project found 'the discharge from Cofer Hot Spring would be reduced, and possibly cease, as a result of groundwater withdrawal from the volcanic aquifer.'
"The #HulapaiTribe is concerned the proposed lithium exploration activity would deplete the spring as well.
"In April of 2021 the #Hualapai Tribe passed a resolution against the mine. 'The Hualapai Tribal Council strongly objects to any further permitting of surface or subsurface disturbances within the #SandyValley Lithium mining claim area, which will result in devastating impacts to significant cultural and spiritual resources; will threaten long-term tribal water rights and quality; will cause irreparable harm to the Tribe’s ability to continue cultural activities and to pursue economic development of Cholla Canyon Ranch, and will result in long term ecological destruction of a fragile desert environment, including plant and animal species with cultural significance. Further, should an open pit mine ever be permitted, it would create enormous public health issues caused by pollution, dust, noise, and overall safety concerns caused by having such a mine immediately adjacent to Hualapai land, as well as severe visual impacts.'
"The Inter-Tribal Association of Arizona, an association of 21 tribal governments in Arizona, which provides a forum for tribal governments to advocate for national and regional tribal concerns and to join in united action to address issues, passed a similar resolution.
"The Hualapai Tribe is demanding that the BLM develop a full Environmental Impact Statement as required by the National Environmental Policy Act. This would require a thorough examination of issues protected by the American Indian Religious Freedom Act. The Tribe asserts that these concerns were not adequately addressed in the published Environmental Assessment: “The BLM’s position as indicated in the EA implies that academically-based western science approaches to research take precedence over traditional #Indigenous knowledge. This position is unacceptable and is not in keeping with the requirement to make a good faith effort to identify cultural resources.'
"In January 2023, #Earthjustice collected and submitted 31,671 letters demanding the BLM conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement.
What You Can Do
"Sign up to support The Campaign to Protect Ha’Kamwe’ and follow the issue."
Learn more:
https://sacredland.org/hakamwe/#HulapaiNation #WaterIsLife #DefendTheSacred #NoLithiumMining #HawkstoneMining #ArizonaLithium #WikieupArizona #ProtectTheSacred #NavajoTransitionalEnergyCompany
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Ha'Kamwe' Background information from #SacredLand. #NoLithiumMining! #ProtectHaKamwe!
"Ha’Kamwe’ is a naturally occurring hot spring in the #BigSandyRiver basin where the #Mojave and #Sonoran deserts meet in what is now known as #Arizona. Ha’Kamwe’ is a sacred healing place for the Hualapai Tribe. This important cultural and ecological site is threatened by a proposed #LithiumMine, as a subsidiary of the Australian company Hawkstone Mining Ltd. seeks permission to explore and drill on three sides of the spring, which would destroy cultural sites and block access to the oasis for desert #wildlife. Visiting the site with a reporter from the Phoenix New Times, Hualapai Tribe Director of Natural Resources, Richard Powskey, said, 'This spring is a place for healing and medicine and other things that they have here. Our people are buried all through here. There’s a grave just on the other side of this hill right here.'"
[...]
"At a Wikieup community information session in 2021 many of the 100 attendees were concerned that the proposed mine would drain too much water from this already drought-prone area. Caretaker Ivan Bender feels that the waterflow of the well that feeds Ha’Kamwe’ has already decreased due to the company’s drilling. There is a dispute between the company, the Tribe, and local ranchers regarding how shallow the water table is, with those who live in the area concerned that drilling could easily puncture the #aquifer.
"In the early 2000s a power plant was proposed in the area and though it was never built the Environmental Impact Statement for that project found 'the discharge from Cofer Hot Spring would be reduced, and possibly cease, as a result of groundwater withdrawal from the volcanic aquifer.'
"The #HulapaiTribe is concerned the proposed lithium exploration activity would deplete the spring as well.
"In April of 2021 the #Hualapai Tribe passed a resolution against the mine. 'The Hualapai Tribal Council strongly objects to any further permitting of surface or subsurface disturbances within the #SandyValley Lithium mining claim area, which will result in devastating impacts to significant cultural and spiritual resources; will threaten long-term tribal water rights and quality; will cause irreparable harm to the Tribe’s ability to continue cultural activities and to pursue economic development of Cholla Canyon Ranch, and will result in long term ecological destruction of a fragile desert environment, including plant and animal species with cultural significance. Further, should an open pit mine ever be permitted, it would create enormous public health issues caused by pollution, dust, noise, and overall safety concerns caused by having such a mine immediately adjacent to Hualapai land, as well as severe visual impacts.'
"The Inter-Tribal Association of Arizona, an association of 21 tribal governments in Arizona, which provides a forum for tribal governments to advocate for national and regional tribal concerns and to join in united action to address issues, passed a similar resolution.
"The Hualapai Tribe is demanding that the BLM develop a full Environmental Impact Statement as required by the National Environmental Policy Act. This would require a thorough examination of issues protected by the American Indian Religious Freedom Act. The Tribe asserts that these concerns were not adequately addressed in the published Environmental Assessment: “The BLM’s position as indicated in the EA implies that academically-based western science approaches to research take precedence over traditional #Indigenous knowledge. This position is unacceptable and is not in keeping with the requirement to make a good faith effort to identify cultural resources.'
"In January 2023, #Earthjustice collected and submitted 31,671 letters demanding the BLM conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement.
What You Can Do
"Sign up to support The Campaign to Protect Ha’Kamwe’ and follow the issue."
Learn more:
https://sacredland.org/hakamwe/#HulapaiNation #WaterIsLife #DefendTheSacred #NoLithiumMining #HawkstoneMining #ArizonaLithium #WikieupArizona #ProtectTheSacred #NavajoTransitionalEnergyCompany
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Ha'Kamwe' Background information from #SacredLand. #NoLithiumMining! #ProtectHaKamwe!
"Ha’Kamwe’ is a naturally occurring hot spring in the #BigSandyRiver basin where the #Mojave and #Sonoran deserts meet in what is now known as #Arizona. Ha’Kamwe’ is a sacred healing place for the Hualapai Tribe. This important cultural and ecological site is threatened by a proposed #LithiumMine, as a subsidiary of the Australian company Hawkstone Mining Ltd. seeks permission to explore and drill on three sides of the spring, which would destroy cultural sites and block access to the oasis for desert #wildlife. Visiting the site with a reporter from the Phoenix New Times, Hualapai Tribe Director of Natural Resources, Richard Powskey, said, 'This spring is a place for healing and medicine and other things that they have here. Our people are buried all through here. There’s a grave just on the other side of this hill right here.'"
[...]
"At a Wikieup community information session in 2021 many of the 100 attendees were concerned that the proposed mine would drain too much water from this already drought-prone area. Caretaker Ivan Bender feels that the waterflow of the well that feeds Ha’Kamwe’ has already decreased due to the company’s drilling. There is a dispute between the company, the Tribe, and local ranchers regarding how shallow the water table is, with those who live in the area concerned that drilling could easily puncture the #aquifer.
"In the early 2000s a power plant was proposed in the area and though it was never built the Environmental Impact Statement for that project found 'the discharge from Cofer Hot Spring would be reduced, and possibly cease, as a result of groundwater withdrawal from the volcanic aquifer.'
"The #HulapaiTribe is concerned the proposed lithium exploration activity would deplete the spring as well.
"In April of 2021 the #Hualapai Tribe passed a resolution against the mine. 'The Hualapai Tribal Council strongly objects to any further permitting of surface or subsurface disturbances within the #SandyValley Lithium mining claim area, which will result in devastating impacts to significant cultural and spiritual resources; will threaten long-term tribal water rights and quality; will cause irreparable harm to the Tribe’s ability to continue cultural activities and to pursue economic development of Cholla Canyon Ranch, and will result in long term ecological destruction of a fragile desert environment, including plant and animal species with cultural significance. Further, should an open pit mine ever be permitted, it would create enormous public health issues caused by pollution, dust, noise, and overall safety concerns caused by having such a mine immediately adjacent to Hualapai land, as well as severe visual impacts.'
"The Inter-Tribal Association of Arizona, an association of 21 tribal governments in Arizona, which provides a forum for tribal governments to advocate for national and regional tribal concerns and to join in united action to address issues, passed a similar resolution.
"The Hualapai Tribe is demanding that the BLM develop a full Environmental Impact Statement as required by the National Environmental Policy Act. This would require a thorough examination of issues protected by the American Indian Religious Freedom Act. The Tribe asserts that these concerns were not adequately addressed in the published Environmental Assessment: “The BLM’s position as indicated in the EA implies that academically-based western science approaches to research take precedence over traditional #Indigenous knowledge. This position is unacceptable and is not in keeping with the requirement to make a good faith effort to identify cultural resources.'
"In January 2023, #Earthjustice collected and submitted 31,671 letters demanding the BLM conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement.
What You Can Do
"Sign up to support The Campaign to Protect Ha’Kamwe’ and follow the issue."
Learn more:
https://sacredland.org/hakamwe/#HulapaiNation #WaterIsLife #DefendTheSacred #NoLithiumMining #HawkstoneMining #ArizonaLithium #WikieupArizona #ProtectTheSacred #NavajoTransitionalEnergyCompany
