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The conference theme is “Taking Care of People, Water, and the Land” and will feature emergent research and key programming.

A major research project published in Science confirmed and quantified what Indigenous peoples have long believed to be true: ethnic cleansing by European settlers and the U.S. government forced tribes onto marginal lands, resulting in Indigenous peoples across what is now the U.S. being disproportionately exposed to the climate crisis.

Top scientists point to connection for first time in new IPCC study

The IPCC’s latest climate report discusses how colonialism has shaped climate, a breakthrough for the climate justice movement.

UWM UWM at Waukesha is pleased to announce our 2022 Distinguished Lecture: Kyle Whyte, PHD, presenting Indigenous Rights, Reconciliation, an 18672882

This once-bustling city in northern Arizona has a troubled relationship with rain. Winslow needs it, but just a little can overwhelm a levee system that officials have pleaded with the federal government for years to fix.Local officials believe a push from the Biden administration to fund projects that help disadvantaged communities gave them an edge this year. The U.S. Army

Police officers in Albuquerque are shifting to a 12-hour schedule to help increase staffing levels on patrol.

This once-bustling city in northern Arizona has a troubled relationship with rain. Winslow needs it, but just a little can overwhelm a levee system that officials have pleaded with the federal government for years to fix. Local officials believe a push from the Biden administration to fund projects that help disadvantaged communities gave them an…

White House spending targets social justice; criteria vague | 2022-02-20 03:32:38

WINSLOW, Ariz. — This once-bustling city in northern Arizona has a troubled relationship with rain. Winslow needs it, but just a little can overwhelm a levee system that officials have pleaded with the federal government for years to fix.