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Article by: DAVID SHAFFER , Star Tribune ~ Updated: September 5, 2013 – 7:53 AM Enbridge Energy’s plan to boost the carrying...
read moreArticle by: DAVID SHAFFER , Star Tribune ~ Updated: September 5, 2013 – 7:53 AM Enbridge Energy’s plan to boost the carrying...
read moreIEN is reposting this article from DeSmogBlog [who] obtained a copy (pdf) of an Obama Administration Environmental Protection Agency...
read moreEarly results from an on-the-ground, public health assessment in Washington County, PA, indicate that environmental contamination is...
read moreCorporate interests have been gobbling up indigenous land and rights since contact more than 500 years ago. Today, American Indians...
read moreOnce upon a time there was an old evil corporation named Enbridge that wanted to transport different types of oils: sweet, medium,...
read moreIndigenous Environmental Network Enbridge Energy Line 13 Southern Lights Diluent Line Illegal Pipelines on Red Lake Land Expansion...
read moreIndigenous Environmental Network Enbridge Energy Line 67 (Alberta Clipper) Expansion Fact Sheet CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD This Fact...
read moreThu., August 8, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm IATP Stevens Avenue Building 2104 Stevens Avenue S Minneapolis, Minnesota Enbridge Oil has...
read moreOn July 17, 2013, The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (PUC) voted unanimously to approve the Phase 1 expansion of Enbridge...
read moreRegaining Food Sovereignty explores the state of food systems in some Northern Minnesota Native communities; examining the...
read moreINDIVIDUAL INTERVENTION SESSION 11 June 2013 Intervention by Tom Goldtooth, on behalf of the Indigenous Environmental Network,...
read moreUnited Nations Permanent Forum for Indigenous Peoples 12th Session May 18-31, 2013 Joint Collective Statement by Bruce “Tom”...
read moreGlobal civil society rejects REDD in climate law FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 8, 2013 Contacts: Miya Yoshitani, Asian Pacific...
read moreMay 07, 2013 INDIGENOUS ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK COMMENTS TO THE CALIFORNIA REDD OFFSETS WORKING GROUP (ROW) DRAFT RECOMMENDATIONS Re:...
read moreOn April 18, 2013 the U.S. State Department held a gathering to hear public comments regarding the pending permit submitted by...
read moreIEN REPORT FROM THE FRONT LINES by Marty Cobenais Viking, MN – The small northern western Minnesota town of approximately100...
read moreIEN News Update: Enbridge’s Line 67 tar sands pipeline has leaked an estimated 600 gallons near Viking, Minnesota. The...
read moreTCKTCKTCK – by EcoWatch By Emily Saari The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has challenged the State Department on its...
read moreBemidji, MN— In a David vs. Goliath fight, David took the fight to Goliath. At 1:05 pm, Wednesday, April 10, 2013. Thirty...
read moreBEMIDJI – An act of civil disobedience over an oil pipeline on the Red Lake Indian Reservation ended with a moment of civility...
read moreLine 9 protest are evidence that a broad movement can be built against corporations and government around the tar sands and other...
read moreGuest comment – New York Times.com Randy Thompson, landowner and Keystone XL pipeline opponent | Posted: Saturday, April 6,...
read moreImportant NOTE: This is the only public meeting that will be held before the SEIS is finalized. Federal Register Volume 78, Number 59...
read moreNatural Resources Defense Council By Anthony Swift On March 29, Exxon’s Pegasus tar sands pipeline ruptured, flooding a suburban...
read moreBy Chris Lang, 3rd April 2013 During the World Social Forum, a group of African organisations and individuals took part in the launch...
read moreNo REDD Network Born FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 29, 2013 Outraged by the rampant land grabs and neocolonialism of REDD (Reducing...
read moreBy Robert Desjarlait • Mar 10, 2013 To the southwest of the Red Lake Anishinaabe Nation, lie desolate, wooded lands that were opened...
read moreby Debra White Plume Lakota know we love Unci Maka. All of Unci Maka. Our ancestors were free, to follow the Star Nation Path (the...
read moreIEN Executive Director, Tom B.K. Goldtooth, Issues Statement in Response to U.S. Department of State Keystone XL Pipeline Draft...
read moreStatement from the Indigenous Environmental Network Initial Response to the U.S. Department of State Keystone XL Pipeline Draft...
read moreby Rob Capriccioso American Indian citizens are ramping up efforts to inform various federal agencies about the potential harmful...
read moreOn the Red Lake sovereign nation land located in what is today known as northern Minnesota, an occupation has started at a location...
read moreBy Brent Patterson, Friday, February 22nd, 2013 The Attawapiskat First Nation and the International Indian Treaty Council have sought...
read moreBy Jenny Kane jkane@daily-times.com FARMINGTON — Companies leasing the Navajo Generating Station are volunteering to pay an increase...
read moreBy Josh Israel on Feb 20, 2013 at 12:25 pm At least fifty oil companies, business trade associations, labor unions, and political...
read moreHeather Scoffield ~ The Canadian Press When the Harper government included a radical overhaul of the Navigable Waters Protection Act...
read moreBy Marty Klinkenberg, Edmonton Journal EDMONTON – An independent study will soon be launched into the health effects of the...
read moreby Carol Linnitt A Sunday report from the Globe and Mail gives a rather undersized account of what prominent environmental...
read moreAttawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence isn’t giving up her fight for a fully inclusive meeting between the Crown, the prime minister...
read moreMislabeled fish is flooding the marketplace and Americans may be swallowing it hook, line and sinker, according to a new study by an...
read moreBy Lauren Krugel, THE CANADIAN PRESS February 13, 2013 CALGARY — TransCanada Corp. said Tuesday it aims to file a regulatory...
read moreThanks to high global oil prices, industry can afford the large amount of energy needed to extract the oil and turn it into a usable...
read moreThis song was written as a challenge to myself to do something about climate change. I hope it will inspire you to join us, the...
read moreThe massive tailings ponds holding billions of litres of tar sands waste are leaking into Alberta’s groundwater, according to...
read moreCanada has a long history of failure on climate change. Failure to act at home and abroad have made Canada an international pariah...
read moreCaleen Sisk, Chief and Spiritual Leader of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe, said the Tribe strongly opposes the tentative approval of...
read moreSince 1929 it was recognized that Alberta’s caribou would soon need some protection and that their range was becoming limited....
read moreMedia Release Feb. 19, 2013 Alberta conservation groups have sent information on the decline of woodland caribou in Alberta to the...
read moreOn February 17, 2013, an estimated 35,000 people gathered and braved the bitter temperatures, in Washington D.C., to join the...
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