Native Environmental News and Articles (Page 10)

Climate Change: Mount Everest Is Melting

In what may be the most glaring example of climate change...

Descending Drought Puts Klamath Tribes and Farmers on Brink of Water War

The Klamath Tribes possess the oldest water rights in the...

Navajo Council Forms Liability Company to Buy Navajo Mine

The Navajo Nation Council has voted to form a limited...

Tribes Benefit From Portion of Nearly $1 Million in Grants to 56 National Parks

Tribal culture may benefit from some of nearly $1 million...

Mississippi Water Walkers Arrive in Louisiana With Water From the River's Source

Today the mouth of the Mississippi River will drink from...

Fill Gaps in Keystone XL Draft Environment Report or Reject Pipeline, NCAI Tells Obama Administration

Noting a lack of “critical information” about potential...

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Be It "Panda-ring" or "Panda-monium," Stephen Harper Welcomes Iconic Chinese Bears for 10-Year Stay

ICTMN Staff

March 25, 2013

Debate swirls over the piping of bituminous crude through pristine aboriginal territory to the British Columbia coast, destined for China...

U.S. Senate Endorses Keystone XL 62–37 in Symbolic, Non-Binding Vote

ICTMN Staff

March 24, 2013

In an amendment to the budget bill—the first fiscal plan it has approved in four years—the U.S. Senate on Friday voted 62–37 in favor of the Keystone XL pipeline project...

Green-Tailed Fireball Wows Turtle Island's Eastern Seaboard

ICTMN Staff

March 23, 2013

Last month a meteor streaked across the skies above the Ural mountain range in Siberia, and on Friday March 22 it was Turtle Island's turn...

Chile's Crimson Shore Under Investigation

ICTMN Staff

March 23, 2013

Thousands of dead prawns washed ashore along with hundreds of dead crabs, blanketing the beaches of southern Chile in crimson...

20-Year Ban on New Uranium-Mining Claims in Grand Canyon Holds Up in Court

ICTMN Staff

March 22, 2013

The Havasupai Tribe, and the Grand Canyon watershed, won in U.S...

Video: Night of the Living Deer

ICTMN Staff

March 21, 2013

Police officers were in for quite the surprise when assumed "roadkill" lept out of a man's trunk earlier this week...

First Day of Spring: The Skies Have It, as NOAA Catches the Vernal Equinox in Space

ICTMN Staff

March 20, 2013

Spring may have arrived on Earth with a winterish whimper, but what’s happening in the sky is preordained. At 7:02 a.m...

Indigenous Russian Delegation Shares Concerns at Akwesasne

ICTMN Staff

March 20, 2013

A delegation of six indigenous leaders from the Russian Far East visited the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe at Akwesasne Territory in February to discuss issues concerning the environmen...

First Day of Spring Brings the Light, but not a Hint of Heat

ICTMN Staff

March 20, 2013

It’s the first day of spring, when day and night are just about equal in length. The moment occurred at 7:02 a.m. Eastern Time today...

Bad River Band Establishes Legal Defense Fund to Stop Proposed Iron-Ore Mine

Pam Hughes

March 19, 2013

Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Chairman Mike Wiggins announced a defense fund March 15 for his tribe’s legal fight to stop the permitting of the largest iron-ore, open-pi...