Oil Brings New Life to Old Navajo Reservation
The Navajo Nation in northeastern Arizona experiences rapid change as oil and gas wealth, tribal and federal programs, and new roads boost education, health, and infrastructure. Tourism, parks, and a planned Lake Powell development promise additional growth amid literacy and poverty challenges.
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