From our partners in solidarity, the SHARE Foundation for El Salvador. On Saturday, May 1, 2021, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele’s controlled National Assembly ordered the removal of five Justices of
by Iridian Casarez for the Northcoast Journal The Yurok and Karuk Tribes, along with the Klamath Tribes of Oregon, have united with Klamath Basin conservationists and commercial fishermen to
Water Shortages Reminiscent of 2002 Fish Kill Conditions by Peace House Staff For a second year in a row, Oregon Governor Brown issued emergency drought declarations for Jackson, Klamath, and
A major drought has forced farmers and Indigenous tribes to compete for water in a situation nobody ever wanted. by Madeleine Gregory Originally published on Vice, April 26, 2021 Along
This year California is facing a drought, and the collapse of the salmon runs on the Klamath and Sacramento/San Francisco Bay Delta watersheds. This means Native People’s food and cultures
Enbridge’s Line 5, Line 3, ‘Man Camps,’ and the May 12 Deadline By Craig Manning, originally published on Northern Express May 1 “Shut Down Line 5 Pipeline.” “Keep Oil Out
In her new book, Winona LaDuke offers insight into Indigenous water protectors and the importance of defending what you love. “Remember, on a worldwide scale, Indigenous Peoples represent about 4%
by Jessica Fu Originally published on Counter April 27 The federal government is strictly curtailing irrigation this year in an attempt to protect endangered fish important to Indigenous tribes. Farmers
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