https://youtu.be/IMVPbavty-o Underground blasting & above ground work has begun at Pinyon Plain/Canyon Mine, just miles from the Grand Canyon.  Workers are readying to start mining uranium at the mine. According to the Forest Service, workers are blasting daily though no ore is being moved yet. Once Energy Fuels starts hauling out radioactive ore, they plan to haul 30 tons per day through Northern Arizona to the company’s processing mill 300 miles away.  The Grand Canyon, sacred site Red Butte, precious water, and communities along the haul route are in danger!  As all legal options have failed, we need you to join us to stand up and stop this nuclear catastrophe from permanently poisoning our communities! Join our telegram channel to connect for actions and support: https://t.me/haulno For more info & to…

New Site & Issue UpdatesApril 2021 Yá’át'ééh, After waging an effective campaign to spread awareness and activate impacted communities to stop uranium mining near the Grand Canyon in 2017, we had to pause and focus on other organizing. As an all-volunteer effort, our crew is involved in many struggles throughout the Southwest addressing environmental and social issues including broader nuclear threats. In the midst of this pause, our website with the “.org” was taken. We have rebuilt the old site and are in the process of updating everything here at haulno.com. We are re-initiating our campaign to stop uranium mining at the Grand Canyon and broadening the scope of our organizing to address threats of nuclear colonialism in the Southwest. Past and ongoing threats include: uranium mining and milling, transport…

Tuesday, October 10 at 5 PM - 8 PM Flagstaff City Hall 211 W Aspen Ave, Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/734532353418750/ Flagstaff City Council will be considering action to address uranium transport from Canyon Mine at 6pm on October, 10th, 2017.
 Join Haul No! and stand with us for sacred sites, water, and community health! 
Last City Council meeting the president of Energy Fuels (the company who owns Canyon Mine) attended, let's make sure we send a loud message that they are not welcome here (or anywhere)! City Council Agenda: http://www.flagstaff.az.gov/DocumentCenter/View/46325 If you cannot make this meeting please email the Flagstaff City Council and urge them to oppose uranium transport from Canyon Mine: council@flagstaffaz.gov More info: www.haulno.com #nonukes #haulno #leaveitintheground #defendthesacred

Highway 180 has been re-opened but expect delays. Directions: From Flagstaff through Williams: take I-40 West Take exit 165 for AZ-64/I-40 toward Williams/Grand Canyon Go through Valle (north) and continue 11 miles to Forest Road 305. Turn right (east) and go 1.3 miles. Take a right at 305. Look for signs. From Flagstaff through Highway 180: Take Highway 180 towards Grand Canyon. Turn Right in Valle onto AZ-64 (north) and continue 11 miles to Forest Road 305. Turn right (east) and go 1.3 miles. Take a right at 305. Look for signs. No drugs, alcohol, or weapons. Daily Agenda: 4am - Prayer Vigil, Walk/March 8am - Breakfast 9am - Welcoming 9:30am - Grand Entry 10am - Haul No! Direct Action Training session begins (at Haul No! tent) 9:30 - 4pm…

Stop Uranium Mining & Transport Gathering at Red Butte (near the Grand Canyon) To Honor & Protect Our Sacred Land, Our Children, and Our Future June 23-25, 2017 Sponsored by the Havasupai Tribal Council 3 Day Agenda Speakers Forum Ceremonies Sweat Lodge Intertribal Gatherings Entertainment Haul No! Action Trainings Campsites Available: Bring your own camping gear, chairs, water, and food. For more information: Havasupai Tribal Council, (928) 448-2731 Porta Potties, water trucks, and a kitchen will be on site. Please bring refillable water bottles. Weather is expected to be 94 degrees. Directions: From Flagstaff, take U.S. 180 north to the State Route 64 junction in Valle. Turn right (north) and continue 11 miles to Forest Road 320. Turn right (east) and go 1.3 miles to FR 340. Look for signs.

https://youtu.be/34BAmA4Ni2o Energy Fuels Incorporated is threatening to start uranium mining on sacred Indigenous Lands just miles from the Grand Canyon. Join our awareness & action tour to confront this toxic threat. The U.S. Forest Service has permitted toxic uranium mining based on an outdated environmental impact statement. The Havasupai Nation & Environmental groups have sued to Forest Service to stop the development. Although a court decision is expected any day, Energy Fuels is recklessly rushing to start mining. 12 trucks a day hauling 30 tons each of highly radioactive ore could be coming through our communities. We say, “Haul No!” Protect the Grand Canyon, sacred sites, and precious water. #haulno #stopcanyonmine The Haul No! tour is free and open to the public. Tour dates: www.haulno.com/2017/05/31/haul-no-awareness-action-tour-dates/ FB Event: www.facebook.com/events/445913952452369/ Credits: Voice…

MEDIA ADVISORY Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Contact: Klee Benally, indigenousaction@gmail.com Sarana Riggs, stopcanyonmine@gmail.com ‘Haul No!’ Tour Scheduled to Oppose Grand Canyon Uranium Mining & Transport Grand Canyon, AZ — As Energy Fuels Inc. (EFI) threatens to start uranium mining on sacred Indigenous Lands managed by the US Forest Service, just miles from the Grand Canyon, Haul No! has planned a 300 mile awareness and action tour along the Canyon Mine haul route. Who: Haul No! is a volunteer Indigenous-led group collaborating with Indigenous communities and leaders, environmental organizations, and community-based advocates working to stop nuclear colonialism in the Southwest. What: Haul No! Tour including presentations on public health, cultural and environmental impacts from uranium mining, and a direct action workshop. Starting near the White Mesa Uranium Mill, also operated by…