The Dakota Access Pipeline battle is just the tip of the iceberg. Across North America, a reinvigorated Native sovereignty movement is flexing its muscles—and racking up victories.
Jason Mark
Jason Mark is the author of Satellites in the High Country: Searching for the Wild in the Age of Man, and the editor of SIERRA magazine.Follow @writerfarmer
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It’s Really Not Easy Being Green Now
Environmentalists prepare for a long, hard fight in the age of Trump.
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Utah Monument Fight Pits Native Americans Against Land-Use Militants
A swath of high desert known as Bears Ears has become ground zero in the long-running battle over the nation’s public lands.
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Park Service Centennial Spotlights Public Lands Disputes
While the 100-year old National Parks Service still enjoys widespread public support, conservative attacks put the future of public lands in jeopardy.
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Where the Wild Things Are
Do we really want Google to photo-map the wilderness?Â
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Is the CIA on Its Way to Hacking the Sky?
Human manipulation of the climate might be the quickest way to combat global warming. It’s also the most frightening.
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It’s Not Easy Being Green
As climate change worsens, the internal strains in the environmentalist movement are starting to show.
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Digging for China
A fight against planned coal-export terminals in the Pacific Northwest is becoming the next big climate battle.
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Are We There Yet?
Passage of the transportation reauthorization bill would finally shift us toward more environmentally sustainable communities.
