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Dams and People

by Rich Wandschneider | Jul 7, 2020 | Atlantic pipeline, Boldt decision, Celilo Falls, Columbia River, Dakota Pipeline, Dalles Dam, Diyarbakir, Grand Coulee Dam, Hasankeyf, Missouri River, Turkey

There was a story in the New York Times yesterday about the flooding of the village of Hasankeyf in Southeast Turkey.Some say the village is 12,000 years old, and certainly it and the surrounding area have stories of ancient civilizations that are part of a historical...

Indians on historical, political sidelines

by Rich Wandschneider | Oct 26, 2016 | Energy Transfer, Missouri River, North Dakota pipeline, Standing Rock, Violence Against Women Act

Cannon Ball, ND,, Sept. 9. Photo Reuters, Andrew CullenIf 700 African-Americans camped in Ferguson, Missouri for two months, or 700 Latinos marched California from the San Diego border north, the national news media would have campers and marchers on the spot—and we...
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