Local activists urge Obama administration to stop Desert Rock
Elouise Brown of Navajo Nation urges the new administration to appoint leaders who will fairly enforce matters of mining and health.
Activist, Elouise Brown
Critics of a coal-fired power plant planned for northwestern New Mexico say they're not waiting until Inauguration Day to share their concerns about the Desert Rock Energy Project with President-elect Barack Obama and congressional leaders.
The grass-roots organization Dooda Desert Rock has signed on to a letter calling for Obama to consider the communities impacted by coal mining and coal-fired power plants when selecting appointees for key posts.
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