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Arizona regulators are moving to raise the arsenic limit in groundwater near the Pinyon Plain Uranium Mine, sparking outrage from the Havasupai Tribe and environmental groups who fear contamination of their sole water source, Havasu Creek. Despite state claims that arsenic spikes are natural, critics argue the move ignores real risks and prioritizes industry over public safety. A recent uranium transport accident has intensified fears, while tribal leaders say they were blindsided by the decision—highlighting a crisis of transparency and accountability in environmental oversight.

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