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Green Bay rally held against a proposed mining project - Vimarsana News

Green Bay rally held against a proposed mining project

About 40 environmental activists gathered along the Fox River in Green Bay to demonstrate against proposed mining in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

The Laura Flanders Show: Native Sovereignty is Key to Climate Justice - Vimarsana News

The Laura Flanders Show: Native Sovereignty is Key to Climate Justice

The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.

Fight Over Proposed Mine by Menominee River has Brought Together Unlikely Allies - Vimarsana News

Fight Over Proposed Mine by Menominee River has Brought Together Unlikely Allies

Fight Over Proposed Mine by Menominee River has Brought Together Unlikely Allies Recent court decision is a setback for the planned Black Forty mine, but it is not the end of the project. Al Gedicks April 28, 2021 The Menominee River, named after the Menominee Indians of Wisconsin, is the largest river system in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. It forms the border between northeast Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and is currently the focus of a struggle over a proposed metallic sulfide mine known as the Back Forty Project. A Canadian exploration company with no mining...

"This is not our first pandemic" - NationofChange - Vimarsana News

"This is not our first pandemic" - NationofChange

NationofChange Native communities share heritage ways to live and care for each other during this latest pandemic. 2AYCFT9 A cultural performance in the village of Kake, a Tlingit village located on Kupreanof Island where Frederick Sound meets Stephens Passage and Chatham In reporting on the transformative thinking Native communities are putting into action in these tumultuous times, I heard time and time again: “This is not our first pandemic.” Since the 1500s, when ever-larger numbers of Europeans began arriving in this hemisphere, disasters have come thick and fast fo...