Chaco Canyon, which was right there where we were looking at these plumes, right near there, is a national treasure.
Alan Lowenthal: “Chaco Canyon, which was right there where we were looking at these plumes, right near there, is a national treasure.”
On the recordJune 4, 2019
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Lowenthal emphasizes the cultural importance of Chaco Canyon during a discussion on environmental threats.
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