Hidden, low-undergrowth fires are taking a bigger toll on...
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed taking the...
The first named storm of the six-month Atlantic hurricane...
Apalachicola Bay, in the crook of the Florida Panhandle,...
The lives of at least 50 Native families have been turned...
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Environment

ICTMN Staff
May 29, 2011
Recent reports of melting Arctic ice have grabbed headlines...
The Rainbow pipeline in northern Alberta, hit by a double-whammy of forest-fire threat and an oil spill that closed a First Nations school, has reopened its southern portion, the C...
When a tornado barreled into Joplin, Missouri on May 22, many members of the Quapaw Tribe were left homeless and with lost or damaged houses, cars and belongings...
The Government of Alberta started allowing Slave Lake’s 7,000 residents back into town on May 27, nearly two weeks after wildfires destroyed 40 percent of it...
Navajo Generating Station in Page, Arizona “Coal: it’s the safest energy there is.” So reads the slogan for a parody web site aimed at Peabody Energy , which operates Arizona’s coa...
Tribal officials on the Crow Reservation in northern Montana were warning of water-supply contamination on May 25 as searches went on for residents who'd been stranded in the flood...

At the 10th annual Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, being held at UN headquarters in New York City through the e

A fire ban had been lifted, oil production was starting to resume and a plan was being developed to get evacuees back into their homes in the region around Slave Lake, Alberta, aft...
Alberta remains under a province-wide fire ban in the wake of wildfires that leveled nearly half of the town of Slave Lake, whose 7,000 residents were evacuated on Sunday night and...
The Peace River Valley is in ecological danger, according to several First Nations and environmental groups, and they are hitting the road in May and June to tell the province abou...

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