Arizona lawmaker urges White House to allow mining near Grand Canyon
- Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen urged the Trump administration to overturn a national monument protecting lands around the Grand Canyon for mining in a letter to the U.S. Department of the Interior on Feb. 7.
- Petersen and Ben Toma previously sued to revoke the monument's designation, arguing it harms state revenue and local communities by banning uranium mining and complicating land development.
- Judge Stephen McNamee dismissed the lawsuit on Jan. 27, ruling that the plaintiffs did not have standing to sue.
- The Grand Canyon is significant to multiple tribal nations, and the monument protects sacred sites and vital water sources, according to local Indigenous communities.
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