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  • News / January 23, 2024

    New Regulations Added for Closure and Post Closure, Water Quality Standards

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  • News / April 14, 2023

    Blackrock Land Exchange Ruling Protects Shoshone-Bannock Tribes’ Interests

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  • News / December 9, 2022

    Public visits Sho-Ban Tribes new Waterwheel Property (MEDIA SHARE)

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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECISION CONFIRMS TRIBAL JURISDICTION OVER FMC

In News by sbtewmp01January 11, 2021

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE January 11, 2021  UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECISION CONFIRMS TRIBAL JURISDICTION OVER FMC  Fort Hall- Today, the United States Supreme Court of the United States rejected FMC …

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Phosphine Gas Releases at FMC go unnoticed by EPA

In News by sbtewmp01March 30, 2016

Fort Hall, Idaho- The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes continue their work to ensure Tribal members and residents living on the Fort Hall Reservation are protected from unnecessary environmental exposures. The Tribes are …

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EPA: FMC Must Expand Phosphine Gas Extraction, Treatment & Monitoring at Former SE Idaho Plant Site

In News by sbtewmp01June 14, 2010

(Seattle – June 14, 2010) The FMC Corporation must do a better job of protecting on-site personnel and the environment from potential exposure to phosphine gas, according to a Unilateral …

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Shoshone-Bannock Tribes Environmental Waste Management Program | (208) 221-0239

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