The Virginia Coalition and the Alliance for Progress speak against uranium mining in VA

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Jan 18

2012

Posted by: Lisa Kipps-Brown in Business on Jan 18, 2012

Groups visit the Capitol to express business and health concerns regarding lifting the moratorium on mining uranium in Virginia.

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