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The bill would give nominating power to state recognized Native American groups with historical ties to New Hampshire, all of which are based in Vermont.
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When members of the Oceti Sakowin gathered to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline, they decided not to use violence against people. But property sabotage — well, that’s another question.
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Three hundred years ago this Easter, Europeans landed on what they called "Easter Island," and ever since, the statues there have been a mystery. But the oral history has always been clear about how they were moved. The real mystery is: Why hasn't anyone been listening?
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What happens when your community becomes the subject of a global mystery? A parable of human failure and ecological collapse? What’s the true story? And who gets to tell it?
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There are places on the map where the roads end. The Darién Gap, or el Tapon del Darién, is one of them.Plus, how maps change the world.This episode first…
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A tale of love, ancestry, and homeland, with an acorn at its heart.In the early 1900s, an Ohlone woman named Isabel Meadows was recorded describing her…
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The National Parks are seen as a national treasure, touted by some as “America’s Best Idea.” But restricting access to the natural world as a method of…
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When the debate over drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge first emerged, most people had never heard of global warming. So over the last four…
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The Gwich’in have lived and hunted in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge long before it was carved out as federal protected land. Their territory spans a…
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The Threshold team visits Kaktovik, Alaska, the only town within the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, to find out how the conflict over drilling for oil…