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Pamunkey Tribe – Encyclopedia Virginia

Pamunkey Tribe – Encyclopedia Virginia
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Lawsuit filed to stop wind project on Campo Indian

Family honors Meskwak activist, veteran Donald Wanatee Sr , dead at 88

Donald W. Wanatee Sr. regularly spent as many as 100 hours a week away from the Meskwaki Indian Settlement as he tirelessly advocated for Native American people and issues around the country, often sparing his last dollars to get from place to place. When he was home, he took his kids on hikes through the Meskwaki Nation s heavily wooded settlement in Tama County, Iowa. He taught them how to grow crops and, being a hobby cartographer, how to navigate forests, said Donnielle J. Wanatee, one of his eight children. As a social worker, he understood kids needs and instilled in each of his own children a lifelong sense of individuality, she said.

9th Circ Revives Decades-Old Navajo Nation River Policy Suit

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT 9th Circ. Revives Decades-Old Navajo Nation River Policy Suit Law360 (April 28, 2021, 7:10 PM EDT) The Ninth Circuit on Wednesday reversed an Arizona federal judge s dismissal of a Navajo Nation suit against the federal government, ruling that the tribe deserves to redo its complaint requesting reconsideration of how much Colorado River water states could receive. The Navajo Nation in 2003 sued multiple federal agencies the U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs claiming they violated the National Environmental Policy Act and trust duties by not considering the tribe s water rights to the Colorado RIver.

Feds Move Forward with New Mexico Drilling Plan Despite Community Outcry

DeSmog Feds Move Forward with New Mexico Drilling Plan Despite Community Outcry The plan could allow as many as 3,650 new oil and gas wells in areas near Chaco Culture National Historical Park and surrounding Navajo communities. Mar 30, 2021 @ 16:13 An Ensign Energy drilling rig in Eddy County, New Mexico. May 27, 2020. Credit: ©2020 Justin Hamel By Jerry Redfern, Capital and Main. This story originally appeared in Capital and Main and is republished here as part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism collaboration strengthening coverage of the climate story. For nine years, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management has wrangled through an update to oil and gas permitting procedures for the San Juan Basin in northwestern New Mexico. The update was sparked by decades old changes in drilling technology already used in an area that gained notoriety for having one of the largest methane hot spots on the planet because of leaking oil and gas wells.

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