Winona LaDuke on Climate Change and Sustainability

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Winona LaDuke on Climate Change and Sustainability

August 21, 2008 by Jennifer Lawson

Here’s a lecture LaDuke gave last year (Sept, 2007) at UCF on climate change, sustainability and some of the things native communities are doing to create sustainable societies.

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on August 22, 2008 at 9:42 am | Reply Sustainability believer

Thanks for sharing. Native Americans have long understood many of the principles associated with sustainability; they have much that they can teach us about how to live on this planet.
on August 23, 2008 at 4:23 pm | Reply Jennifer Lawson

You’re welcome!

For those who’d like more information on the things LaDuke talks about—the wind generators, the farm-to-school program, and that famous Ojibwe wild rice—check out http://nativeharvest.com .

There’s also a pretty hilarious video at Native Harvest of LaDuke when she was on the Colbert Report recently.
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