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About 400 years ago, the first Europeans began exploring land now known as Delaware.
Called Lenapehoking, the original homeland of the Lenape and Nanticoke encompassed present-day New Jersey, most of Delaware, and eastern NY and PA.
April 3, 2021 The death of the Keystone XL Pipeline coincides with a rapidly closing window to address climate change, a task some propose would be best achieved by reevaluating the relationship between humans and the environment to fit a more indigenous perspective. Sam Ford/THE REVIEW Copy Editor On Jan. 20, just hours following his inauguration, President Joe Biden signed an executive order to halt construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline project. Keystone XL was proposed over a decade ago in 2008, with the intent of funneling Canadian oil from Alberta down the length of the United Stat...