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AP, Nunn
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AP, Sebastopol
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Cattleman George Glasier sees the next nuclear era amid the blood-orange mesas of the Paradox Valley, the same western range lands that hold a darker legacy from the...
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Paradox Valley:
In this undated photo provided by Energy Fuel Resources Corp., showing spoil piles in the background, which are pre-existing spoils from a Cotter Corporation open pit uranium mine, located less than ¼ mile from the Pinon Ridge mill site, in Paradox...
