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"The rule of indigenous environments: where there are indigenous peoples with a homeland, there are still biologically rich environments." Bernard Nietschman |
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Angel Goodrich: Finalist for V Foundation Comeback Award Math & Science: Native Stem Students Too Few Native American Tribal Lands Could Produce 17.5 Kilowatt Hours of Electricity from Wind and Solar Power |
White House Education Officials Hear from Tribal Colleges Pendleton Blanket Sales Benefit American Indian Fund Lunch Events Building Bridges Between Native and Non-Native Students at UM |
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Volume 1
Fire and Ice: Melting Glaciers Trigger Earthquakes, Tsunamis, and Volcanoes Global Temperatures (2500 BC to 2007 AD) Amazon Drought: Greater Impact on Warming Than USA in a Year Participate in the Largest Midwest Earthquake Drill Scientists: Solar Storm Could Have the Power of Katrina The Most Vulnerable U.S. Nuclear Plants Now USDA Has Deregulated Genetically Engineered Bio Fuel Corn Eastern Cougar Declared Extinct |
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Angel Goodrich: Finalist for V Foundation Comeback Award Math & Science: Native Stem Students Too Few Native American Tribal Lands Could Produce 17.5 Kilowatt Hours of Electricity from Wind and Solar Power White House Education Officials Hear from Tribal Colleges Pendleton Blanket Sales Benefit American Indian Fund Lunch Events Building Bridges Between Native and Non-Native Students at UM John Gritts Selected as NIEA Elder of the Year |
Volume 3 Navajo Man Helped Save the Environment Henvey Inlet First Nation Snags Major Energy Contract Svalbard Seed Vault to Take Peruvian Potato Samples After Big Drop in 2010, Monarchs Make Comeback Irreplaceable --The World's Most Invaluable Species Managing Water for the City of the Future BP Payments May Not Save Indians' Livelihoods |
Volume 4 Is That a Banana in Your Water? Wearable Garden Creates Food For Bees Foods of the Americas: Native Recipes and Traditions Garden Brings Ancient History to Life Native Americans Use Art to Tell Our Stories Barb Abramo 1943-2011 How Dumb Are We? |
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diverse cultures of The Americas' First Peoples. We offer
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