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Colorado Mountain Becomes the First Mountain in the U.S. to Own Itself Indigeneity
Colorado Mountain Becomes the First Mountain in the U.S. to Own Itself
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On June 7, 2025, a quiet but revolutionary shift in law and land took place in Colorado. A Mountain in the San Luis Valley became the first mountain...

Using the Law to Challenge Big Plastic Eco-Nomics
Using the Law to Challenge Big Plastic
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Written by Scott Hochberg, General Counsel and Litigation Director at Earth Island Institute Plastic pollution is one of the most pressing...

What Our Clothing Leaves Behind: A Deep Dive Into Microfiber Pollution Eco-Nomics
What Our Clothing Leaves Behind: A Deep Dive Into Microfiber Pollution
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Microfibers — tiny threads shed from our clothing, many of which are plastic — have quietly become one of the most pervasive forms of pollution...

How PFAS Began: Inside the Manhattan Project’s Chemical Legacy Eco-Nomics
How PFAS Began: Inside the Manhattan Project’s Chemical Legacy
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The story of “forever chemicals” often begins in the headlines of the last decade — contaminated water systems, cancer clusters, corporate...

The Great Enshittening: How the Internet Got So Bad — and How We Can Fix It Eco-Nomics
The Great Enshittening: How the Internet Got So Bad — and How We Can Fix It
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The internet wasn’t always like this. Once a space for discovery, connection, and creativity, it’s become increasingly extractive and...

Bioneers Newsletter 11.6.25 — A River, a Whale, and a Revolution in Justice Indigeneity
Bioneers Newsletter 11.6.25 — A River, a Whale, and a Revolution in Justice
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Ten years ago, one of the most compelling movements in support of Indigenous sovereignty took shape at Standing Rock. The ripples of the protests...

Shifting the Tides of Justice: Advancing the Rights of Fish and Aquatic Mammals Indigeneity
Shifting the Tides of Justice: Advancing the Rights of Fish and Aquatic Mammals
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A transformative movement is emerging at the intersection of Tribal Sovereignty and the Rights of Nature, as Indigenous Nations lead efforts to...

Threads of Resistance: The Women Reviving Peru’s Native Colored Cotton Eco-Nomics
Threads of Resistance: The Women Reviving Peru’s Native Colored Cotton
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If plants have shaped fashion’s past, could they also hold the secret to its future? In The Nature of Fashion, Carry Somers takes readers...

When the Salmon Died: A Family’s Fight to Restore the Klamath River Indigeneity
When the Salmon Died: A Family’s Fight to Restore the Klamath River
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For more than a century, the Klamath River has been at the heart of one of North America’s most significant environmental justice movements....

Book Giveaway: The Water Remembers by Amy Bowers Cordalis Indigeneity
Book Giveaway: The Water Remembers by Amy Bowers Cordalis
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Enter below by December 7, 2025, at midnight PT for a chance to win a copy of this phenomenal book! For the Yurok people of Northern California,...

When Forgetfulness Grows Forests: The Ecological Genius of Squirrels Nature, Culture and Spirit
When Forgetfulness Grows Forests: The Ecological Genius of Squirrels
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In forests across North America, a humble forager shapes ecosystems in ways few people notice. Squirrels, with their endless caching and...

The Power of Art for Healing and Justice: A Conversation Between Native American Artists Joy Harjo and Cara Romero Justice
The Power of Art for Healing and Justice: A Conversation Between Native American Artists Joy Harjo and Cara...
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In this program, we drop in on a remarkable conversation between two world-renowned Native American women artists. National Poet Laureate and...

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