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Indigenous peoples from Grand Canyon to Madagascar share common struggle against Energy Fuels

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Utah News spotted this story published October 16, 2026 at KUER. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

This Saturday, Oct. 17, marks the 10th anniversary of the annual White Mesa spiritual walk in Utah. But on the African island nation of Madagascar, the freedom to peacefully assemble against the White Mesa Mill's owner, Energy Fuels, isn't guaranteed.

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