Navajo Nation Debates Coal Mine Expansion Amid Economic, Health Concerns
July 21, 2026
An energy company owned by the Navajo Nation plans to expand a coal mine in New Mexico, sparking local opposition.
An energy company owned by the Navajo Nation plans to expand a coal mine in New Mexico, sparking local opposition.
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