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No, they were not naked as they wore clothes made out of turkey or feather robes. They loved jewelry and even wore shoes woven of yucca and hemp.
they hunted animals got the furr and skin and wool
The Apache diet consisted of approximately 35-40% meat and 60-65% vegetation. Meat consisted of primarily deer. But other common examples are pronghorns, cottontail rabbits, opossums, squirrels, surplus horses, surplus mules, wapiti (elk), wild cattle, wood rats, bighorn sheep, buffalo, wild steers, beavers, chief hares, chipmunks, doves, groundhogs, grouse, peccaries, porcupines, prairie dogs, quail, rabbits, skunks, snow birds, turkey, black bears, burros, ducks, fish, mountain lions, mourning doves, mules, turtles, geese, badgers, fowls, and otters. The vegetation portion of the diet includes baked and dried agave crowns that they smashed into a pulp and formed into cakes, saguaro, prickly pears, cholla fruits, mesquite beans, Spanish bayonet fruit, Emory oak acorns, juniper berries, pinyon nuts, century plant, anglepod seeds, banana yucca fruit, chili peppers, chokecherries, currants, Gambel oak acorns and bark, grass seeds, hawthorne fruit, and MANY more. Usually, anything local they would eat.
Most Pueblo Indians wore modest and simple clothing. Because they lived in a warm environment they tended to wear simple skin kilts for men, and women wore simple skin dresses wrapped around the torso and breasts.
It is the Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Repository.
Yucca Mountain
The Yucca Mountain is in western Nevada alongnear the California border. Yucca Mountain was considered for a repository for nuclear waste. Those plans were stopped 2010.
There was no testing done at Yucca mountain; it is just a place where they plan on storing nuclear waste in order to dispose of it.
For now nuclear waste is stored on site where the waste was generated. In a few years US will begin to store nuclear waste in Yucca Mountain, Nevada but no official date has been set.
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None at all, no license has been granted and I don't think the NRC have even started considering it. In fact I believe it is no longer supported by the Federal Govt.
people are planning to store nuclear radiation there.
Yucca Mountain is a nuclear waste repository and, even though precautions have been taken, the materials stored there are extremely dangerous and will continue to be for thousands of years. It was defunded in 2011 and no other site has been designated for this waste. It is a case of "not in my backyard" as far as any state wanting the storage.
There was a proposal to build a long term waste store at Yucca Mountain in Nevada but this seems to have been abandoned, waste is to be stored on the power plant sites as it has been ever since they were built.
It should be stored in safe storage in sparsely inhabited, seismically quiet areas. But, here kicks in NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard). See about Yucca mountain nuclear waste storage.
They plan to store it below the base ofYucca Mountain in the VERY BARREN Nevada Yucca Desert