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The Filth of North Dakota: The Garbage and Pollution That Was Already There

By Winona LaDuke
A crew cleans up an oil spill in Minnesota in 1991. It remains the largest inland oil spill in U.S. history, Winona LaDuke writes.
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LaDuke: The Largest Inland Oil Spill in U.S. History Happened Today in Minnesota

By Winona LaDuke
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The Water Protectors are Everywhere

By Winona LaDuke
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Stand With Standing Rock

By Winona LaDuke
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Slow, Clean, Good Food

By Winona LaDuke
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Dakota Access Pipeline Purchaser Looking Like Enron

By Winona LaDuke
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On White Feminists

By Winona LaDuke
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Fossil Fuels Are Bad for Breasts

By Winona LaDuke
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The Oil Pipeline's 'Indian Listener'

By Winona LaDuke
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The Irish, the Potato and the Choctaw

By Winona LaDuke
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What Would Ingrid Do? War and Peace

By Winona LaDuke
Mushkooub Aubid exercising his 1855 rights by fishing. The great Anishinaabeg leader walked on February 7.
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Mushkooub Aubid: Passing of a Great Leader

By Winona LaDuke
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The Black Snake Hears a Song: Declaring War on the Keystone Pipeline

By Winona LaDuke
Tribal leaders gathered for the signing of the Buffalo Treaty
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Treaties of the New Millennium: Two Steps Forward, One Giant Step Back

By Winona LaDuke
"Girl Lost in Man Camp," a painting by renowned ledger artist John Pepion, depicts life in the Bakken.
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Land Thievery Redux: Bakken Oil Leases and Money Mismanagement

By Winona LaDuke
Flares burning waste gas at a well in McKenzie County, N.D., in the Bakken shale oil field.
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Bakken Gas Flares Away, as Nationwide Propane Shortage Kills With Hypothermia

By Winona LaDuke
An artistic depiction of what has transpired in, and transformed, culture and lives in the Bakken oil fields and beyond.
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‘Unspeakable Poverty of Loss': Intergenerational Trauma and the Bakken Oil Fields

By Winona LaDuke
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The New Indian Wars Coming to Rice Lake

By Winona LaDuke
Part of counteracting global warming is to get back to 350 parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Currently it's topping 400 ppm.
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Climate Change: What Will It Take to Get Back to 350 (ppm)?

By Winona LaDuke
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The Power of 'Thank You' and 'I'm Sorry'

By Winona LaDuke
Known as “home to the Ancient Ones,” Cherry Point in Washington state is home to a stable fishing ecosystem that supports the Lummi Nation, and has become a recent point of interest for a Coal export for the Crow Nation.
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Crow & Lummi, Dirty Coal & Clean Fishing

By Winona LaDuke
Horseback riders traveled along three proposed pipeline routes to show the terrain they would traverse and the lives they'd put at risk.
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Three Horseback Journeys Trace Paths of Imminent Pipeline Destruction

By Winona LaDuke
Diné CARE: Buying the mine from BHP Billiton means responsibility for millions of tons of coal ash waste with toxic metals leaching into our aquifer and the San Juan River.”
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Monster Slayers: Can the Navajo Nation Kick the Coal Habit?

By Winona LaDuke
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When Drones Guard the Pipeline: Militarizing Fossil Fuels in the East

By Winona LaDuke
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A Song for Hugo Chavez

By Winona LaDuke
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Violence Against Women Act – Why Native Women Matter

By Winona LaDuke
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Idle No More, Indeed

By Winona LaDuke
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Moving On: Election 2012 and Some Lessons

By Winona LaDuke
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Pro Life and Not a Planet Baker: Why I’m voting for Barack Obama

By Winona LaDuke
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Russell Means: A Hero Moves On

By Winona LaDuke
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Black Hills Auction: The Auction of the Sacred

By Winona LaDuke
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A Great Chief, Randy Kapashesit, Passes On

By Winona LaDuke
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On Becoming One of Tucson’s Banned Authors

By Winona LaDuke
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The Pipeline for the One Percent

By Winona LaDuke
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The Long and Honorable Battle of the Ojibwe to Keep Their Wild Rice Wild

By Winona LaDuke
These gargantuan pieces of mining equipment imported from Korea are destined for the Athabasca oil sands site in Alberta.
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Big Oil Wants to Truck Through Nez Perce Land

By Winona LaDuke
Maori Party Member of Parliament Hone Harawira
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The Life of Maori Warrior Hone Harawira

By Winona LaDuke
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LaDuke: A shot at true self-determination

By Winona LaDuke
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LaDuke: Just because you can, doesn;t mean you should

By Winona LaDuke
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LaDuke: Just because you can, doesn't mean you should

By Winona LaDuke
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Manoomin, seed sovereignty and genetics

By Winona LaDuke
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Three Affiliated Tribes at a crossroads: Which energy path?

By Winona LaDuke
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The Seri, sea turtles and cleavage

By Winona LaDuke
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Tribal leadership for the next energy economy

By Winona LaDuke
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Winona LaDuke endorsement of John Kerry for president

By Winona LaDuke
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More Land for the Military than for Hawaiians; PART ONE

By Winona LaDuke
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LaDuke: Wind not war, Democratizing power production

By Winona LaDuke
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LaDuke: The case against the war

By Winona LaDuke
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Veteran of AIM passes on

By Winona LaDuke
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Gego anjitooken manoomin, "Don't change the rice"

By Winona LaDuke