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Proclamation supports renewable energy transition for Navajo Nation

Type
Literature
Publication
Farmington Daily Times
Year Published
2019
Organization
USA Today
Description

Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer signed a proclamation on Tuesday that calls on the tribe to pursue renewable energy projects.
The proclamation – named the Navajo Háyoołkááł Proclamation – calls for a diverse energy portfolio and job creation from projects that focus on clean energy development.

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