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Navajo Nation: Water for Life in the Southwest

Posted by Rye on August 24, 2020

Author: Judith Arnold
Seminar: Clean Air and Water
Program: DINÉ
Subject Area: Math
Grade Level: 5th
Year of Publication: 2019

Abstract

There are a number of factors that could affect the water availability and quality on the Navajo Nation, but one well known component is the mining of uranium and other materials. This curriculum is designed to examine those everyday water issues, including those caused by mining, that are daily affecting the living conditions of Navajo children. Its intent is to help them understand water information in a connected way by providing the parts needed for understanding the whole.

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