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Environment

Alaska Congressman Introduces Frankenfish Ban

ICTMN Staff
February 09, 2011
Rep...

Fast-tracked Wind Power Project Challenged in Nevada

ICTMN Staff
February 09, 2011
Fast-tracking a renewable energy project seems to have backfired on a U.S. government agency again...

U.S. to Walrus: You're on Your Own

ICTMN Staff
February 09, 2011
The Pacific walrus, although needing protection from climate change, will have to take care of itself for now, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Department said on Tuesday...

Tar Sands Panelist Quits Before First Meeting

ICTMN Staff
February 09, 2011
The panel appointed by the government of Alberta to design an environmental monitoring system for the Alberta oil sands is fracturing even before its first meeting. U.S...

Energy Changes Central to Native Growth

Carol Berry
February 08, 2011
A...

EPA to Assess Bristol Bay’s Unprotected Areas

ICTMN Staff
February 08, 2011
Native Alaskans and others fighting to conserve Bristol Bay’s watershed were ebullient on Monday when the U.S...

Sled-dog Slaughter Hits Aboriginal Community Hard

ICTMN Staff
February 07, 2011
The slaughter of 100 sled dogs in British Columbia after last year’s Olympic Games is causing outrage and has sparked an investigation, but for aboriginal groups the deed is especi...

Mega-loads Already Hitting Snags, Suspended

Jack McNeel
February 07, 2011
A plan to route building-sized pieces of mining and refinery equipment through the Nez Perce reservation, among other tribal lands and environmentally sensitive areas, to the Alber...

Potawatomi Tribe Buys Green Energy Credits, Powers All Its Facilities

ICTMN Staff
February 07, 2011
In Wisconsin, the Forest County Potawatomi Community purchased wind energy credits that will power all of the tribe’s electricity usage, states the tribe's news release...

Guatemalan Mayans Under Siege

Jason Boccaccio
February 07, 2011
At least 18 rural indigenous communities are set to be flooded if the Guatemalan government carries out its plans to construct the Xalalá hydroelectric dam in northern Guatemala...

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