Green efforts showcased on Earth Day

Staff Reports
May 04, 2007
Tribes lead efforts to utilize alternative energy sources WASHINGTON - American Indians across America celebrated Earth Day April 22 and used the day to showcase tribal efforts tha... Read more

Carbon sequestration takes center stage in the campaign against global warming

Jerry Reynolds
May 04, 2007
WASHINGTON - Between a resurgent Democratic Party in Congress and the remarkable Al Gore, global warming has acquired a new cachet in America that has brought a myriad of doctors t... Read more

Cobell accounting trial set for October

Jerry Reynolds
May 04, 2007
WASHINGTON - The new judge in the class action lawsuit over the Individual Indian Money accounts waded into the case publicly April 20, ordering a trial that will begin Oct... Read more

Al Gore continues to share message

Sarah Moses
May 04, 2007
CLINTON, N.Y. - Former Vice President Al Gore has traveled all over the world to talk about global warming, an issue that he presents as a nonpolitical topic... Read more

Al Gore continues to share message.

By Sarah Moses -- Today staff
May 04, 2007
By Sarah Moses -- Today staff CLINTON, N.Y... Read more

Goldman Prize awarded to environmental activists

Lisa Garrigues
May 04, 2007
SAN FRANCISCO - A Shipibo activist who helped create a protected area for Amazonian people living in voluntary isolation and an Ojibway leader who has worked with her community to ... Read more

Akaka Bill gathers strength in committee hearings

Jerry Reynolds
May 04, 2007
WASHINGTON - After the May 3 Senate hearing on the Akaka Bill, even Capitol Hill's sternest critics of President George W... Read more

Native Children Left Behind

Editors Report
May 03, 2007
Every parent in Indian country should be aware of President Bush's 2008 budget proposal to cut funding for critical education programs... Read more

Video conference unites diverse students with environmental, cultural connections

Brian Daffron
May 02, 2007
ANADARKO, Okla... Read more

'Project Enhance' increases number of Native teachers

Jack McNeel
May 02, 2007
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - A grant to help increase the number of indigenous teachers in Alaska has successfully graduated three Native students from the state's interior since its incept... Read more

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