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The ocean that so many Indigenous peoples cared for and survived on is on track to be mined for polymetallic nodules — potato-sized nodes that contain critical minerals necessary to power cell phones, electric vehicles, renewable energy, and weapons. grist.org/energy/deep-se…

The funding freeze from the USDA is sending shockwaves throughout the nation’s agriculture sector, but their effect on tribal food initiatives raises even larger questions about what the federal government’s commitments are to Indigenous nations. grist.org/indigenous/how…

“The dam removal that took place last fall is one of the biggest victories for Indigenous environmental justice in North American history,” Anita Hofschneider said. “It was brought about because of the persistence of tribes and their allies across decades.” boisestatepublicradio.org/environment/20…

A number of people hoping to attend UNPFII have encountered visa delays or denials this year. Their difficulties entering the U.S. come as the Trump administration seeks to tighten border controls and increase deportations. #UNPFII2025 grist.org/global-indigen…

The Eastern Shoshone this month voted to classify buffalo as wildlife instead of livestock. The vote indicates a growing interest to both restore buffalo on the landscape and challenge the relationship between animal and product. Story by Taylar Dawn Stagner. grist.org/indigenous/wil…

No road. No food. No fuel. This is what climate change looks like for many First Nations. Indigenous communities in northern Canada rely on winter roads made of snow and ice. Climate change is making those roads unsafe or unusable. grist.org/indigenous/ice…

Climate change is melting ice roads — a lifeline for remote Indigenous communities As the key winter connectors disappear, First Nations are looking for all-season solutions amid a push for mineral extraction on their lands indiginews.com/features/clima…

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Israel's Act of Piracy on the High Seas (illegally storming the Madleen & kidnapping its crew) serves one purpose: To defend its right to continue unobserved and unimpeded the Genocide of Palestinians. An Act of Piracy is thus committed in the process of concluding a Genocide.

#Gaza | The United Nations Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory & Israel said in a new report today that Israeli attacks on educational, religious & cultural sites amount to war crimes & the crime against humanity of extermination. More ➡ bit.ly/4jFCxQE