Larry J. King
Eastern Navajo Diné Against Uranium Mining (ENDAUM)
Larry J. King once worked in the mines that line the Rio Puerco between Red Water Pond Road Community and Church Rock. The United Nuclear spill of 1979 – the largest accidental release of radiation in US history – surged through the land that he and his family call home. He joined ENDAUM in its early days, and has become a leader in the fight to prevent new uranium mining in Diné communities.
NEWS
Commissioner Quezada Defends South Valley – Still Supports Santolina Development
At the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority (ABCWUA) Board Meeting on December 4th, both County Commissioner Steven Michael Quezada and City Councilor Klarissa Peña spoke out about preserving South Valley agriculture. Councilor Peña said she “fears”...
read moreEnvironmental Racism with a Faint Green Glow
Eric Jantz, staff attorney at the Law Center, has an article in the Summer 2018 edition of the Natural Resources Journal, published by the University of New Mexico Law School. Coincidentally, the co-Editor in Chief of that issue is Nadine Padilla, the Law Center's...
read moreStay informed! Sign up to the NMELC email list.
OUR WORK
AIR
The Law Center represents residents in their battle to fend off polluting industry and preserve their right to clean air.
LAND
The Law Center serves communities fighting to keep dangerous pollutants away from their land and clean up areas already contaminated.
WATER
In the face of the added urgent threat from climate change, protecting both access to water and quality of water is a critical priority for the Law Center.
SUPPORT OUR WORK
The Law Center succeeds because of the generosity of our supporters and the dedication of our clients.
GIVE TODAY
Your support for the NMELC is crucial to attain environmental justice for the communities that we serve and ensuring that New Mexico will be a beautiful, healthy place for generations to come.
GIVE MONTHLY
Your sustaining gift will automatically repeat each month until you choose to cancel it. Monthly gifts provide vital funds that support the Law Center’s work on an ongoing basis.
GIVE TO THE FUTURE
Your gifts to the
Meiklejohn Legacy Fund
will keep the Law Center strong well into the future, providing a stream of income that will fund casework in coming years.




