The law firm of New York City Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani is representing the Navajo Nation's proposed power plant.
Bracewell & Giuliani works for
the Desert Rock Power Plant, a project of the tribe and energy company Sithe Global Power.
The firm plans to sue the Environmental Protection Agency over a long-delayed air permit for the coal-fired power plant.
The tribe and Sithe plan to build a $3 billion power plant near Shiprock, New Mexico.
The tribe says the project will generate $50 million in annual revenues and 400 permanent jobs.
Navajo environmentalists oppose the plant. Diné CARE released a report that said the plant will harm the environment.
Giuliani was seeking the Republican nomination for president. But he dropped out after poor showings in his party's primaries.
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Desert Rock: Tribal members push alternatives, Navajo Nation wants EPA action
(The Farmington Daily Times 2/11)
Relevant Links:
Desert Rock Clean Air Act Proposed PSD Permit - http://www.epa.gov/region09/air/permit
Desert
Rock Energy Project, BIA site - http://www.desertrockenergy.com
Desert
Rock Energy Project, company site - http://www.desertrockenergyproject.com
Dine
Citizens Against Ruining our Environment - http://www.dinecare.org
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