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Who We Are

 

We are land and home owners who bought property in a pristine area of Colorado, without disclosure by realtors or developers, only to find out that large deposits of low-grade uranium are underneath and around us.

 

Fremont County Commissioners approved – June 2008 – uranium exploration by an Australian-based company within 500 feet of 44 land and home owners.

 

Proposed uranium mining will dewater the area and exploration has already devalued our property values.

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EPA to rebuild contaminated Navajo homes
Wednesday, 17 June 2009

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The federal government plans to spend up to $3 million a year to demolish and rebuild uranium-contaminated structures across the Navajo Nation, where Cold War-era mining of the radioactive substance left a legacy of disease and death.
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A call to Fremont County Residents
Wednesday, 10 June 2009

 

Fremont County Residents,

 

TAC AND CCAT need your help.  Please review our Petition and help us to take a stand against the refurbishment and reopening of the Cotter Uranium Mill.  We believe – due to the nature of the material – uranium milling and uranium mining are not compatible and harmonious land uses near any residential area; and, therefore, should not be allowed to take place within two (2) miles of any residences. 

 

Sign our petition on-line 

 

Download a hard copy of our petition to share with your friends and neighbors.

 

 
 
What's In The Land Beneath Your Home?
Wednesday, 03 June 2009

The following is a news story on Channel 13 about the Planning Commission hearing on June 2nd.  Click on the arrow to start the video.

 

 

If you are unable to play the video, click here to go directly to the Channel 13 web site.
 
Panel tables amendment
Wednesday, 03 June 2009
Inundated with three hours of testimony and clashing legal opinions Tuesday evening, the Fremont County Planning Commission tabled a vote on proposed amendments to its Master Plan that would ban uranium exploration and uranium mining in certain instances.
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Uranium exploration amendment on agenda
Monday, 01 June 2009
The following article was in the Canon City Daily Record today.  The article did not exactly represent the proposals that TAC has put forward.  However, it does not change the fact TAC is looking for admendments to the  Fremont County Master Plan.   We encourge all our members that can attend the hearing to do so.
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Time for Superfund meeting, informed decisions
Tuesday, 19 May 2009
 

Fremont County is a very special place to live for more reasons than just our beautiful mountains, wonderful climate and friendly people. We have suffered the consequences of a lawless time in the “wild west” of radioactive materials handling.

 

Now there is a mad rush to nuclear as our energy answer. Our sleepy, little community is being viewed internationally as a player in a global energy struggle because the Cotter Uranium Processing Mill south of Cañon City is one of only two places where yellowcake could be produced. Yellowcake is needed to fuel nuclear reactors. This radioactive neighbor is upstream, upwind and over the fence and poses problems and issues common to us all.
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