Wednesday, 1-16-08, on American Indian Airwaves
"Ripping the Veins Out of Mother Earth: Black Mesa Revisited"
Vernon Masayesva, former Chairman of the Hopi Nation and Director of the Black Mesa Trust in Northern Arizonahttp://www.blackmesatrust.org/), Mike Boyd of Californians For Renewable Energies (CARE) and Sandy Fox of the Los Angeles based Love Planet Foundation (http://www.loveplanetfoundation.org/) join us for the hour to discuss coal mining, electricity generation, and Southern California. American Indian Airwaves presents an in-depth look at the Black Mesa coal strip mine on the lands of the Hopi and Dine' peoples, the impact of 35 years of mining in the once pristine Black Mesa and a proposal to channel pollution tax credits to the people on the land who have endured decades of ecocide (i.e.. coal mining and electricity generation) and its relationship to Southern California's,specifically Los Angeles County, culpability to ripping the veins out of Mother Earth.
American Indian Airwaves regularly broadcast every Wednesday from 3pm to 4pm (PCT) on KPFK http://www.kpfk.org FM 90.7 in Los Angles, FM 98.7 in Santa Barbara, and by Internet with Real Media Player, Winamp, & Itunes at and American Indian Airwaves now broadcast every Saturday from 3pm to 4pm (ECT) on WCRS 98.3/102.1 in Columbus, OH.
SPECIAL NOTICE: weekly shows can now be heard on the KPFK web site under "audio archives" located on the left. Scroll down and click on American Indian Airwaves. http://www.myspace.com/aiairwaves
Vernon Masayesva, former Chairman of the Hopi Nation and Director of the Black Mesa Trust in Northern Arizonahttp://www.blackmesatrust.org/), Mike Boyd of Californians For Renewable Energies (CARE) and Sandy Fox of the Los Angeles based Love Planet Foundation (http://www.loveplanetfoundation.org/) join us for the hour to discuss coal mining, electricity generation, and Southern California. American Indian Airwaves presents an in-depth look at the Black Mesa coal strip mine on the lands of the Hopi and Dine' peoples, the impact of 35 years of mining in the once pristine Black Mesa and a proposal to channel pollution tax credits to the people on the land who have endured decades of ecocide (i.e.. coal mining and electricity generation) and its relationship to Southern California's,specifically Los Angeles County, culpability to ripping the veins out of Mother Earth.
American Indian Airwaves regularly broadcast every Wednesday from 3pm to 4pm (PCT) on KPFK http://www.kpfk.org FM 90.7 in Los Angles, FM 98.7 in Santa Barbara, and by Internet with Real Media Player, Winamp, & Itunes at and American Indian Airwaves now broadcast every Saturday from 3pm to 4pm (ECT) on WCRS 98.3/102.1 in Columbus, OH.
SPECIAL NOTICE: weekly shows can now be heard on the KPFK web site under "audio archives" located on the left. Scroll down and click on American Indian Airwaves. http://www.myspace.com/aiairwaves
