The Four Corners: A National Sacrifice Area?

Top 10 Billed Cast

Peter Coyote
Peter Coyote

Narrator (voice)

Ignacio Salazar
Ignacio Salazar

Self - Driller

Harris Arthur
Harris Arthur

Self - Natural Resources Consultant

Bruce Babbitt
Bruce Babbitt

Self - Governor, Arizona

Esther Heaton
Esther Heaton

Self - Kane County Commissioner; Alton, UT

Amory Lovins
Amory Lovins

Self - Friends of the Earth

Thomas Banyacya
Thomas Banyacya

Self - Hopi Spokesperson

Peter MacDonald
Peter MacDonald

Self - Navajo Tribal Chairman (1970-1982)

Peterson Zah
Peterson Zah

Self - Elected Chairman; Navajo Tribal Council, November 1982

Scott M. Matheson
Scott M. Matheson

Self - Governor, Utah

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