Passing this beautiful, rich, profound way of life onto that next generation
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Interview by Paul DeMain
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Michigan agency online meeting with Aquila Resources held to avoid public records
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By Keith Matheny,
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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality agreed last year to participate in a web meeting with an applicant for a controversial, open-pit mine in the Upper Peninsula, specifically to avoid creating a public record out of information the applicant wanted to show the agency.
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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality agreed last year to participate in a web meeting with an applicant for a controversial, open-pit mine in the Upper Peninsula, specifically to avoid creating a public record out of information the applicant wanted to show the agency.
These things are trying to tell you something
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- Category: Arne Vainio, M.D.
By Arne Vainio, M.D.
News From Indian Country
I was shopping for tractor parts when a young Native American man came up to me. “Are you the doctor on Native Report?” He asked.
News From Indian Country
I was shopping for tractor parts when a young Native American man came up to me. “Are you the doctor on Native Report?” He asked.
Eastern Band of Cherokee Flourishes with National Park and Culture
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By Sandra Hale Schulman
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On Prophecy and the Enlightened Ones
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- Category: Doug George - Kanentiio
By Doug George-Kanentiio©
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Reconciliation Pipeline: How to Shackle Native People
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- Category: Winona LaDuke
By Winona LaDuke
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You can’t make this stuff up. At the end of the fossil fuel era, the plan is to transfer the liability to Native people. And it’s not going to work. Dressed up as “equity positions”, or “reconciliation”, across the continent, corporations and governments are trying to pawn off bad projects on Native people.
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You can’t make this stuff up. At the end of the fossil fuel era, the plan is to transfer the liability to Native people. And it’s not going to work. Dressed up as “equity positions”, or “reconciliation”, across the continent, corporations and governments are trying to pawn off bad projects on Native people.
Strawberry: The Food of the Skyworld
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by Doug George-Kanentiio
Among the traditional Mohawks there is a special appreciation for the strawberry plant-called Niihontesha. It is a unique plant as its seeds are outside of the skin of the berry and is the first one to ripen in the early summer.
Attorney Brad Bartlett on Hemp: “Properties that can help heal”
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Interview by Paul DeMain
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Paul DeMain: Tell where you’re coming from, and a little bit about what brings you to the Second Annual Hemp Conference, and tomorrow we start with indigenous farming. Who are you and why are you here?
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Paul DeMain: Tell where you’re coming from, and a little bit about what brings you to the Second Annual Hemp Conference, and tomorrow we start with indigenous farming. Who are you and why are you here?