Navajo Tribal Utility Authority recently managed to get its debt ceiling increased by $1 billion, but during Friday’s Naabik’iyati’ Committee meeting the company was back to request $1 million from the Sihasin Fund to go toward rights-of-way and service line agreements for the second round of “Light Up Navajo.”
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Now 15 days into the new year it’s been determined the Navajo Nation and Salt River Project will partner to seek development of up to 200 megawatts of solar energy on Navajo.
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Navajo multi-media artist Pamela J. Peters is breaking Hollywood Native American stereotypes with her writing and photos – and she’s taken the battle to Scotland.
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Navajo Transitional Energy Company has gotten a 65-day extension on the limited waiver of its sovereign immunity from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality.
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When I think of 2019, there are a few topics that I covered which do stick out for their impact and importance to the Navajo people, but I always come back to my coverage on the Division of Public Safety and its oversight committee. This year tested me in many ways when I covered anything related to this division and its oversight, but more than anything it made me aware of how to handle myself when being harassed while in the midst of reporting.
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