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-CP: Countries should pass legislation that grants indigenous communities the ability to make choices concerning their land. |
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-Segal 12. Alice Segal. Uranium Mining and the Navajo Nation - Legal Injustice. Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice. |
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-Congress should pass …forced upon them. |
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-The counterplan is the best method of compensating for historical injustice and granting sovereignty. |
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-Segal 12. Alice Segal. Uranium Mining and the Navajo Nation - Legal Injustice. Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice. |
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-Only a direct …of uranium mining. |
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-Not including the Natives, themselves in the decisions making process is reinforcing colonialism. In order to solve any of the aff impacts we much include them in the process. |
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-Ishiyama 2003. Noriko Ishiyama. Environmental Justice and American Indian Tribal Sovereignty: Case Study of a land-use conflict in Skull Valley, Utah. |
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-Within the contexts … debate thus far |
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-Certain tribes benefit from deals with companies because they give them clout. |
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-Ishiyama 2003. Noriko Ishiyama. Environmental Justice and American Indian Tribal Sovereignty: Case Study of a land-use conflict in Skull Valley, Utah. |
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-The Goshutes live ...Tooele County, Utah. |