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News stories on Stand for the Land Rally and petitions given to governor on June 3, 2010 at Michigan Capitol in Lansing; Other news coverage including Indian Country Today newspaper
News Stories about Stand for the Land Rally at Michigan Capitol on June 3, 2010: To protest arrests and raid at sacred Eagle Rock in violation of Treaty Rights, and continue fight against the experimental nickel and copper sulfide mine … Continue reading
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2008 Indigenous Earth Day Summit at Northern Michigan University
The 2008 Indigenous Earth Day Summit is April 22-23 at Northern Michigan University in Marquette, MI This summit is made possible by the Center for Native American Studies, the Environmental Science Program and the Office of International Programs. This summit is … Continue reading
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Call for Proposals: NMU 2008 Indigenous Earth Day Summit
EXTENDED DEADLINE! Call for Proposals: NMU 2008 Indigenous Earth Day Summit Northern Michigan University is seeking presentation proposals for the 2008 Indigenous Earth Day Summit to be held at NMU April 22-23. This summit is made possible by the Center … Continue reading
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No Respect: Michigan Governor uses state song to promote mining; as tribe, others sue to block “acid mine”
Upper Peninsula Swan Song: As state continues its betrayal of the pristine northwoods, the Governor and Hollywood use song to promote Upper Peninsula mining Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm and a Hollywood director are using her website to promote an official … Continue reading
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The Turtle Island Project: Respecting the Earth, Native American and Indigenous Peoples 