Join us for a presentation night with the Indigenous Environmental Network! Our IEN Delegates to the Arctic Circle Assembly (2026) and The Icelandic Youth Environmentalists will gather at Eíriksbúð, Sæmundargata 21, to discuss the biggest issues facing the Arctic. Presentations will be followed by a LIVE Q&A.
Jordan Harmon, Policy Analyst & Legislative Advocate from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, speaks at the Stop Data Colonialism Summit (2026).
Taking place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the summit saw grassroots organizers from across Turtle Island gather to discuss their fights for sovereignty in the face of a new wave of displacement for Indigenous Peoples spearheaded by the data center industry: Data Colonialism.
The Roca Honda mine is a massive proposed uranium mine just west of Mount Taylor near San Mateo, New Mexico. It is partially within the Mount Taylor Traditional Cultural Property (TCP). The Roca Honda mine would be a conventional underground mine that is anticipated to produce millions of tons of ore and waste over 30+ years. The mine would use a tremendous amount of water in an area of New Mexico that is already seeing substantial water stress due to global climate chaos. By its own calculations, the Roca Honda mine would result in an aquifer drawdown of over 1,000 feet, which would not recover for centuries. In all, the mine is projected to use over 1.6 billion gallons of water.
The Proposed pipeline route lies dangerously close to the sacred site of the Pipestone National Monument. In this webinar we will go over how to submit your public comment, the history of the pipeline, the dangers to the land and water, and how Magellan’s Cultural Survey is inadequate and incomplete.
There are over 525 abandoned uranium mines on the Navajo Nation, the Navajo Nation Environmental Protection Agency is promoting a resolution to develop a commercial partnership between the Navajo Nation and DISA Technologies to use High Pressure Slurry Ablation on uranium mine waste within the Navajo Nation. Although described publicly as “clean up”, the technology, funding source, and regulatory pathway all show that HPSA is a uranium extraction method.
Tech corporations are marketing data center projects as “progress,” but the reality is that tech giants like Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Meta are quietly draining the South – economically and environmentally.
Aakaluk Adrienne Blatchford advocates for her Coastal village, while corporate fossil fuel lobbyists are pushing for geoengineering projects targeting vulnerable communities who rely on the ocean.
A powerful statement delivered at SB64 from Claire Charlo on why the fight for climate justice cannot be separated from the fight for food sovereignty and why agroecology is one of the most critical tools Indigenous Peoples have in the face of crisis.
Tom Goldtooth interviews Aakaluk from Indigenous Environmental Network about False Solutions being tested in The Arctic and distortion of The Sacred.
Tom Goldtooth Interviews Atawé Akôyi A Oussou Lio in a talk about Indigenous Leadership and Communities bringing Ancestral Knowledge to the global stage at COP30. Despite United Nations shortfalls, Indigenous Leaders and Communities bring real solutions to the table.
Tom Goldtooth Interviews Julia Bernal about the Carbon Lobby’s adverse effects on New Mexico Frontline and Indigenous Communities. COP30 continues to throw communities under the bus for carbon profits.
To learn more go to IENearth.org #cop30 #defendthesacred
