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Microbeman

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moose eater

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Very insightful.

In my experience, no such trespass would occur on established Native Corporation or private Native lands in Alaska.

As stated in the other thread, many of the Bubbas and others can't conceptualize how a 'conquered nation' can cut off access to lands, but when push comes to shove, the State and feds have gone the distance to find peace while respecting the lands of the Native corporations and private Native lands.

Seems to me that your Crown in Canada is still trying to say multiple things at once without standing much behind any promises.

I worked in the 1942 and 1972 and '76 clear-cuts in 1979 on Mitkof and Wrangell Islands. It was predominantly Tongass Nat'l Forest property, and there was a lot of messes left by the various commercial logging crews that had come through in those many years. I'll skip the details re. the run-off erosion from the cuts and the diminished size of the trees that resulted. Many other concerns as well.

And the in-fighting between Bands in the video is somewhat a residual result, it seems to me.

wow.
 
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moose eater

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Equating transformation of culture with the inherent discontinuation of that culture is pretty questionable/suspect, I'd say.
 

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By the way, I've been through Kitwanga for many years, driving the Stewart-Cassiar highway and cutting off both a lot of traffic and about 150 miles when headed from the Lower-48 states or Western/Coastal Canada to the Yukon Territory and Alaska.
 

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Engineers develop an efficient process to make fuel from carbon dioxide​

The approach directly converts the greenhouse gas into formate, a solid fuel that can be stored indefinitely and could be used to heat homes or power industries.

David L. Chandler | MIT News

 

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