Book Review: Asserting Native Resilience – Pacific Rim Indigenous Nations Face the Climate Crisis
Aug 24, 2012 • Extreme weather events forced an awareness of urgent climate disruptions this year, with July 2012 being the hottest month... Read More
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Aug 24, 2012 • Extreme weather events forced an awareness of urgent climate disruptions this year, with July 2012 being the hottest month... Read More
Feb 17, 2012 • Prey Lang, ‘Our Forest’ in the indigenous Kuy language, is a precious and important example of evergreen and semi-evergreen... Read More
Dec 18, 2011 • Join the Boreal Forest Network, the Boreal Action Project and the Winnipeg Indigenous Peoples Solidarity Movement in calling for... Read More
Nov 15, 2011 • In the statement below, the Indigenous Environmental Network comments on the Obama Administration’s move to delay its decision on... Read More
Oct 28, 2011 • An estimated 600 Indigenous people, fishermen, and others from the Xingu River basin have gathered to occupy the construction... Read More
Oct 25, 2011 • Hondeklipbaai, a small community located on northwest coast of South Africa, is trying to stop the world’s largest diamond... Read More
Oct 10, 2011 • The expansion of open-cast coal mining operations in Jharkhand’s Northern Karanpura Valley poses a major threat to the region’s... Read More
Sep 29, 2011 • A Federal judge in Brazil has suspended work on the controversial Belo Monte dam project, citing concerns that it... Read More
Sep 23, 2011 • The Alaska Department of Natural Resources (ADNR) is now accepting public comments on the Wishbone Hill coal strip mine–a... Read More
Sep 9, 2011 • A group of women from the Kainai Nation have confronted the US oil company Murphy Oil, at a fracking... Read More
Aug 26, 2011 • Two Shipibo communites in the Peurvian Amazon have broken off negotiations with Maple Gas Corporation del Peru SRL., over... Read More
Aug 22, 2011 • Calling all defenders: Plans are underway for a nationwide protest in defense of the San Francisco Peaks in north... Read More
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