I did not know such a holiday has existed since 1974, but now that I do, I have it in my phone calendar and can be prepared for next year with a post. Turtle Talk’s post shows how Tribes have been hard at work governing and protecting people, places, and natural resources in the State…
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From Turtle Talk: Enbridge Line 5 Oil Spill on 082626 in Wisconsin
Enbridge can’t even take care of its existing pipelines, and we want to trust them with taking care of a tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac?
from Turtle Talk — REDress Project at University of Michigan
Art Can Speak Volumes Where Words Fail
from Turtle Talk: Enbridge Line 5 in Wisconsin attempts delay tactics, plus the latest from The Current
image link from The Current “It’s the Climate, Stupid” by Jeffrey Insko excerpt: The problem with the focus on a charismatic spill, however, is that it can overshadow disasters that are less visible, that unfold more slowly, and aren’t confined to a single compelling site. Biodiversity loss, species extinction, and climate change — these calamities…
FFF 62 — Enbridge Line 5 developments
click on link to take you to a page with various live cams trained on Mackinac Straits area Today I’ve learned about two big developments in the fight against Canada’s Enbridge building a tunnel around their decrepit oil pipelines running under the Straits of Mackinac, where 21% of the world’s fresh water resides. The first,…
from Turtle Talk: Historical States’ Land Grabs from Native American Tribes continues (my title)
“More Than Morrill: The Intertwined History of Indian Land Dispossession, Arizona Statehood, and University Enrichment,” by Teresa M. Miguel-Stearns, Samantha Ginsberg, and Kristen Cook
