Climatologists targeted by climate deniers with hate mail, death threats (0)
3/16/10 •
U.S. Senator James Inhofe, R-Okla., released a list of leading climate scientists he wants to criminally prosecute for misleading the government. Now those scientists, including respected climatologist Stephen Schneider, are targets of hate mail and death threat campaigns.
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Poster of teenage Native filmmakers used in hate crime (Comments Off)
3/08/10 •
A poster of three teenage male Native filmmakers used as part of a hate crime against First Nations and Native American youth prompted Long House Media, Sherman Alexie and other prominent Native peoples to speak out against this particularly ugly crime.
Historic agreements aim to mend Klamath waters divide (2)
2/23/10 •
A century of water wars and loss of salmon led to an uncommon unity Feb. 18, as 50 stakeholders in the Oregon-California Klamath Basin signed the world’s largest river restoration and dam removal agreements. Not all were happy, though.
Pesticide exposure robs Yaqui girls of breastfeeding (3)
2/20/10 •
Exposure to pesticides known as endocrine disruptors in the 1950s Green Revolution robbed unborn daughters of exposed Yaqui people of their mammary tissue and ability to breastfeed – ever.
Delegates lack skills to defend rights of indigenous peoples (Comments Off)
2/20/10 •
Indonesian delegates to international conferences lack the skills to defend indigenous peoples rights and promote their role in climate change mitigation, advocates say.
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- Coastal First Nations report leads way to stay the course and stay alive
- Maori arts fuse with Pacific Northwest tribal cultures
- National Stalking Awareness Month spotlights shocking crime that strikes Native Americans more than others
- Brave … and dead
- First UN ‘State of the World’s Indigenous Peoples’ report alarming
- Wes Studi: Protect the Circle of Life, Get the Flu Vaccination for H1N1
- Fox alters RNC’s Michael Steele’s pejorative to “honest engine”
- It’s National Stalking Awareness Month: Native Americans stalked more than other ethnicities
- International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change to COP15
- The fallout at Copenhagen for Indigenous Peoples: What happened? What didn’t?
- Heart of Dryness: Climate Change Coping Strategies
- UN climate summit ends with non-binding ‘Copenhagen Accord’
- Naga community voice at Copenhagen
- American Indians at higher risk of H1N1 death, now designated a priority group
- 25 countries signed on to Copenhagen Accord, all 2 1/2 pages
- Climate talks stall on Day 10 amid eruptions by protesters
- IEN: Indigenous People Demand More in Copenhagen
- Developing nations walk away from climate talks
- COP15 calling attention to indigenous rights
- Klimaforum09 Peoples Declaration finalized, open to signatures until Dec. 13
- Beginning Saturday, LIVE coverage from Copenhagen
- Indigenous delegates from Australia head to Copenhagen
- Indigenous delegates at UN climate talks debut video evidence of climate change
- Climate change transforming Navajo’s dunescape to dust bowl
- With an eye on Copenhagen, indigenous groups talk climate change
- Mystic Lake Declaration: Native Peoples Native Homelands Climate Workshop II
- Arctic Inuit to charge U.S. for climate change
- Native peoples crafting climate change declaration for the U.N. at Copenhagen
- Faster population growth ups climate change effect, UN report says
- Road to Copenhagen: From Papua with hope
- Agenda for Native Peoples Native Homelands Climate Workshop, Nov. 18-21
- Pacific Northwest coastal tribes facing climate change disruptions
- Report Calls for the Rejection of REDD in Climate Treaty
- Conservation Refugees: The Hundred-Year Conflict between Global Conservation and Native Peoples
- Tribes claim wind farm would destroy sacred ritual
- Leadership award recognizes Alan Parker for uniting traditional ecological knowledge and scientific disciplines
- White House Tribal Nations Conference
- Climate Change, Indigenous Peoples, and the Way Forward
- Saving ‘Brother Wolf’
- Pacific Northwest salmon in crisis
- Coeur d’Alene Tribe want to clean up 100 years of mining poison
- The Changing Face of the West
- Ecocide in Indian Country
- Sho-Bans block train carrying nuclear waste
- Nez Perce return home
- 766 and counting: Yellowstone buffalo dying to be free
- Celilo Falls Legacy Blog Launched
- Successful appeal to keep hiking trail off burial ground disregarded by port district
- Yakama Nation buys Lyle Point, ending decades-long struggle over fishing rights
- Disappearance of indigenous baby boys tied to industrial pollution
- Gustav hits Louisiana tribes
- United Houma Nation communities bear brunt of Gustav
- First deaths from Ike in La.’s Terrebonne Parish Native communities
- Klamath Tribes set to regain 90,000 acres of homeland
- Natural disasters hit tribes across the country in 2008
- Hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, disease outbreaks – how ready are you?
- Flu spotlight on Canada as H1N1 swine flu sweeps Inuit and First Nations
- Message from White House: Prepare for fall/winter flu season
- Native Hawaiian voyaging canoe visits PNW coastal nations
- Exotic beetle killing ash trees central to Native lives, culture
- Schoolyard to wildlife habitat aids environmental education
- Sovereign immunity on trial
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- The Society of Environmental Journalists – on Twitter!
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- Arctic peoples claim their right to cold temperatures
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12/30/09 •
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IEN: Indigenous People Demand More in Copenhagen12/14/09 •
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culture»
2/23/10 •
Historic agreements aim to mend Klamath waters divide2/20/10 •
Delegates lack skills to defend rights of indigenous peoples2/10/10 •
Coastal First Nations report leads way to stay the course and stay alive2/09/10 •
Maori arts fuse with Pacific Northwest tribal cultures1/07/10 •
Fox alters RNC’s Michael Steele’s pejorative to “honest engine”12/24/09 •
The fallout at Copenhagen for Indigenous Peoples: What happened? What didn’t?11/29/09 •
Mystic Lake Declaration: Native Peoples Native Homelands Climate Workshop II11/20/09 •
Listen to the Earth, say Indigenous peoples11/20/09 •
Arctic peoples claim their right to cold temperatures11/20/09 •
Arctic Inuit to charge U.S. for climate change11/19/09 •
Native peoples crafting climate change declaration for the U.N. at Copenhagen11/19/09 •
Faster population growth ups climate change effect, UN report says11/16/09 •
Agenda for Native Peoples Native Homelands Climate Workshop, Nov. 18-2111/13/09 •
Pacific Northwest coastal tribes facing climate change disruptions11/12/09 •
Report Calls for the Rejection of REDD in Climate Treaty11/12/09 •
Conservation Refugees: The Hundred-Year Conflict between Global Conservation and Native Peoples11/12/09 •
Tribes claim wind farm would destroy sacred ritual11/12/09 •
Leadership award recognizes Alan Parker for uniting traditional ecological knowledge and scientific disciplines11/11/09 •
White House Tribal Nations Conference11/04/09 •
Climate Change, Indigenous Peoples, and the Way Forward7/28/09 •
Schoolyard to wildlife habitat aids environmental education7/24/09 •
Exotic beetle killing ash trees central to Native lives, culture7/19/09 •
Native Hawaiian voyaging canoe visits PNW coastal nations7/03/09 •
Inaugural award highlights archaeologist’s 1978 stance on reburying Native remains6/28/09 •
Archaeological find could prove humans here 37,000 years before Clovis12/27/08 •
Klamath Tribes set to regain 90,000 acres of homeland6/11/07 •
Yakama Nation buys Lyle Point, ending decades-long struggle over fishing rights6/10/07 •
Udall Legacy Tour highlights Native American projects across the country6/04/07 •
Successful appeal to keep hiking trail off burial ground disregarded by port district3/01/07 •
Celilo Falls Legacy Blog Launched
energy»
11/12/09 •
Tribes claim wind farm would destroy sacred ritual9/27/09 •
The Society of Environmental Journalists – on Twitter!
environment»
3/16/10 •
Climatologists targeted by climate deniers with hate mail, death threats3/08/10 •
Poster of teenage Native filmmakers used in hate crime2/23/10 •
Historic agreements aim to mend Klamath waters divide2/20/10 •
Pesticide exposure robs Yaqui girls of breastfeeding2/20/10 •
Delegates lack skills to defend rights of indigenous peoples2/10/10 •
Coastal First Nations report leads way to stay the course and stay alive1/20/10 •
Brave … and dead1/15/10 •
First UN ‘State of the World’s Indigenous Peoples’ report alarming1/02/10 •
It’s National Stalking Awareness Month: Native Americans stalked more than other ethnicities12/24/09 •
The fallout at Copenhagen for Indigenous Peoples: What happened? What didn’t?12/24/09 •
Heart of Dryness: Climate Change Coping Strategies12/23/09 •
UN climate summit ends with non-binding ‘Copenhagen Accord’12/23/09 •
Naga community voice at Copenhagen12/17/09 •
Climate talks stall on Day 10 amid eruptions by protesters12/14/09 •
Developing nations walk away from climate talks12/12/09 •
COP15 calling attention to indigenous rights12/11/09 •
Klimaforum09 Peoples Declaration finalized, open to signatures until Dec. 1312/09/09 •
Beginning Saturday, LIVE coverage from Copenhagen12/09/09 •
Indigenous delegates from Australia head to Copenhagen12/04/09 •
Indigenous delegates at UN climate talks debut video evidence of climate change12/02/09 •
Climate change transforming Navajo’s dunescape to dust bowl11/30/09 •
With an eye on Copenhagen, indigenous groups talk climate change11/29/09 •
Mystic Lake Declaration: Native Peoples Native Homelands Climate Workshop II11/20/09 •
Listen to the Earth, say Indigenous peoples11/20/09 •
Arctic peoples claim their right to cold temperatures11/20/09 •
Arctic Inuit to charge U.S. for climate change11/19/09 •
Native peoples crafting climate change declaration for the U.N. at Copenhagen11/19/09 •
Faster population growth ups climate change effect, UN report says11/18/09 •
International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change Anchorage Declaration 200911/18/09 •
Road to Copenhagen: From Papua with hope
