Yellow Dirt: An American Story of a Poisoned Land and a People Betrayed
An account of uranium mining's impact on Native lands, exploring environmental contamination, federal policy, and community health consequences.
About This Book
Yellow Dirt examines the long-term consequences of uranium mining on tribal lands in the American Southwest.
The narrative explores how industrial activity intersected with federal policies and affected local populations.
Through documented events, the book highlights issues of environmental justice and public health.
It presents a factual overview of contamination, regulatory oversight, and community response over several decades.
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