Documents the cultural and ecological impacts of coal stripmining, uranium mining, and oil shale development in Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona – homeland of the Hopi and Navajo.
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Documents the cultural and ecological impacts of coal stripmining, uranium mining, and oil shale development in Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona – homeland of the Hopi and Navajo.
Release Date
1983-11-15
Language:
EN
Budget:
$0.00
Revenue:
$0.00
Duration:
58 mins
Status:
Released
Genres:
Documentary
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Peter Coyote ( Narrator (voice) )
Ignacio Salazar ( Self - Driller )
Harris Arthur ( Self - Natural Resources Consultant )
Bruce Babbitt ( Self - Governor, Arizona )
Esther Heaton ( Self - Kane County Commissioner; Alton, UT )
Amory Lovins ( Self - Friends of the Earth )
Thomas Banyacya ( Self - Hopi Spokesperson )
Peter MacDonald ( Self - Navajo Tribal Chairman (1970-1982) )
Peterson Zah ( Self - Elected Chairman; Navajo Tribal Council, November 1982 )
Scott M. Matheson ( Self - Governor, Utah )
John Ferrell ( Self - Utah International )
James Carrico ( Self - Admin. Asst., Kane County Commission )
Caroline Lippincott ( Self - Rancher )
Sylvan Johnson ( Self - Rancher )
Russell E. Dickenson ( Self - Director, National Park Service )
Joseph Wagoner ( Self - Epidemiologist )
Bud Franz ( Self - Colorado Dept. of Public Health & Environment )
Donald Everhart ( Self - Manager (1979-1981), Dept. of Energy Uranium Office )
Paul Robinson ( Self - Environmental Consultant )
Thomas Baca ( Self - Director (1976-82), N.M. Environmental Improvement Div. )
Thomas Buhl ( Self - N.M. Environmental Improvement Div. )
James Ruttenber ( Self - Center for Disease Control )
Edward T. Begay ( Self - Navajo Tribal Councilman )
Lionel Palacio ( Self - President, Local 2-708; Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers )