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Hopi Tribe et al v. Central Arizona Water Conservation District
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2:18-cv-01337
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April 01, 2019
Judge Nixes Suit Against Ariz. Agency Over Navajo Coal Plant
An Arizona federal judge on Sunday tossed a suit over the planned closure of the Navajo Generating Station, saying the Hopi Tribe, a coal company and a labor union hadn't shown that forcing a state water agency to keep purchasing power would help the plant find a buyer.
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August 21, 2018
Ariz. Agency Shouldn't Be Forced To Buy Coal Power: Tribe
The Gila River Indian Community urged an Arizona federal judge Monday to toss a suit brought by the Hopi Tribe, a coal company and a labor group seeking to force a state water agency to keep buying power from the Navajo Generating Station until it closes, arguing a ruling in favor of the plaintiffs would undermine its water rights.
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May 02, 2018
Hopi Tribe Says Ariz. Water Agency Can't Drop Coal Power
The Hopi Tribe, a coal company and a labor group representing miners urged an Arizona federal judge Tuesday to force a state water agency to keep buying power from the Navajo Generating Station until it closes, saying that the agency's statements that it won't do so are putting the future of the plant at risk.