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Honor The Earth, Pipeline Ride, Saving Minnesota’s Water and Wild Rice

Honor The Earth, Pipeline Ride, Saving Minnesota’s Water and Wild Rice

Enbridge Corporation wants to build a pipeline to carry fracked Bakken oil from the oil fields of North Dakota to […]

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People’s Climate March– Front lines of Crisis, Forefront of Changes: Indigenous, Environmental Justice and Other Frontline Communities

People’s Climate March– Front lines of Crisis, Forefront of Changes: Indigenous, Environmental Justice and Other Frontline Communities

As we traveled the country this summer visiting Native American farming and gardening projects, we talked to people about the […]

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