For just transition to green, tribes need more than money
Tribal nations have been hurt by poorly planned wind, solar and mining projects. A new study has ideas for a better Indigenous green future.
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Tribal nations have been hurt by poorly planned wind, solar and mining projects. A new study has ideas for a better Indigenous green future.
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Editor’s note: Clara Pratte served as the executive director for the Navajo Nation Washington Office, the national director of the Native American Affairs of the U.S. Small Business Administration, and as the trade specialist/business analyst for the International Trade Administration.
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