Quinault Raise Alarm Yet Again After Two Oil Trains Derail in One Weekend

ICTMN Staff
11/12/15
Two more derailments of oil-bearing trains last weekend, both in Wisconsin, have prompted the Quinault Nation to issue yet another warning about the dangers inherent in such transp...

Judge Throws Out Case Challenging Quinault Sovereignty Over Ancestral Lake

ICTMN Staff
5/9/15
An attempt to question and undermine the sovereignty of the Quinault Indian Nation over its eponymous lake has been dismissed in U.S. District Court. Judge Ronald B...

Quinault Nation Settles Discrimination Suit

ICTMN Staff
3/17/15
TAHOLAH, Wash. -- A civil rights lawsuit filed by the Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) in U.S...

Quinault Speak Out Against Oil Trains as Rail Cars Smolder in West Virginia

ICTMN Staff
2/20/15
As two dozen charred freight-train tankers continued smoldering in West Virginia on Thursday, the Quinault Indian Nation grabbed the opportunity to once again deride the transport ...

Three Tribes Win Coveted Washington State Environmental Education Awards

ICTMN Staff
6/15/14
Three tribes are among the recipients of the Green Apple Awards given for environmental education initiatives by the not-for-profit group E3 Washington, a professional group that p...

Lynchburg Oil Train Explosion Refuels Rail-Terminal Opposition in Northwest

ICTMN Staff
5/2/14
As yet another train carrying Bakken crude exploded, this one outside Lynchburg, Virginia, the Quinault Indian Nation in the Northwest sounded the alarm once again amid hearings on...

Climate Change Is Real, Let’s Fight It Together

Quinault Nation Press Release
5/1/14
President Fawn Sharp of the Quinault Indian Nation says she is happy to participate on the Carbon Emissions Reduction Task Force Governor Jay Inslee created by executive order yest...

Quinault President Fawn Sharp Heads to D.C. to Lobby for Flood Protections

Richard Walker
4/2/14
Quinault Nation President Fawn Sharp is scheduled to testify on April 8 before the House Committee on Appropriations’ Interior Subcommittee regarding the growing inadequacy of a se...

Quinault Nation Declares State of Emergency After Taholah Seawall Breach

ICTMN Staff
3/26/14
The Quinault Indian Nation has declared a state of emergency due to flooding via a breach in the seawall at Taholah, the tribe announced on March 26...

40 Years Later: Boldt Decision Celebrations With Some Caution

Richard Walker
2/12/14
Their heads are grayer, their steps slower, but these leaders are no less courageous than when they fought the Fish Wars in Western Washington 40 years ago...

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