Study: Colorado River Water Supply Slowly Falling Short of Users

Anne Minard
December 14, 2012
The Colorado River – which is the lifeblood to 40 million people and no less than 22 tribes – stands to fall at least 3.2 million acre-feet short of its users’ needs by 2060...

Interior Seeks Tribal Members to Serve on Climate Change Committee

ICTMN Staff
November 21, 2012
For some time, the climate change agenda has been shifting...

Native American Heritage Month: Iñupiat in Barrow, Alaska, Hang on at the Top of the World

ICTMN Staff
November 17, 2012
This hour-long documentary chronicles the ebbing cultural life of the Alaska Natives who live on the edge of climate change...

Climate Change Threatens the Ojibwe's Wild Rice Harvest

Mary Annette Pember
November 02, 2012
It’s difficult to imagine a year without manoomin on the Bad River Reservation in northern Wisconsin...

Elections 2012: Polls, Polls and the Discovery of Climate Change

Mark Trahant
November 01, 2012
One interesting poll is taken by Gallup and asks a simple question: Who do you think will win? Not who you will vote for, but what do you think everyone else thinks?...
Winona LaDuke

Pro Life and Not a Planet Baker: Why I’m voting for Barack Obama

Let’s start big. It’s official. Climate change is no longer a topic of the presidential election banter. Since pretty much no one has mentioned climate change for the past three months, we must be free and clear....

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October 31, 2012

Elections 2012: Climate Change Largely Missing From Election … Until Sandy?

Mark Trahant
October 29, 2012
Hurricane Sandy is a deadly reminder that the world is changing. The dreadful storm also highlights the one topic that has been near off-limits this election year: Climate change...

Elections 2012: A Debate About Power, But Not About Mother Earth

Mark Trahant
October 23, 2012
Ninety minutes are too quick for a debate about the world...

Kivalina Loses Its Climate-Change-Relocation Lawsuit Against Major Energy Companies

ICTMN Staff
October 22, 2012
Kivalina has lost once and for all its novel lawsuit against oil giants for damages suffered from climate change...

Male Mammoth Discovered Thawing in Siberian Permafrost

ICTMN Staff
October 09, 2012
An 11-year-old Russian boy, following his nose—he smelled something “unpleasant” while walking his dogs, according to news accounts, and it wasn’t what he was scooping up from his ...

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