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Thomson Reuters Foundation News – ‘Seat at the table’: Women’s land rights seen as key to climate fight
A labourer harvests wheat on the outskirts of Saini village, about 55 km (34 miles) east of New Delhi April 10, 2008. REUTERS/Vijay Mathur (India)
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Slate – A Home Heating Crisis. A Devastating Forest Fire Waiting to Happen. One Innovative Solution
Jean Bighorse, a Diné elder, has sold livestock on her ranch in the Navajo Nation to help pay for firewood. Her family also stocks her wood supply. Credit: Terry Greene Sterling
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The Guardian – Arizona fought restrictions amid a dire COVID surge. Navajo elder Mae Tso paid the price
Nearly 70% of all Navajo Nation deaths from the virus have been among tribal members over the age of 60, like Mae Tso. Photograph: Courtesy of her family.
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U.S EPA – EPA Welcomes Members of the Biden-Harris Leadership Team
In 2015, NTAA Executive Committee Members and Staff met with the new Acting EPA Administrator Jane Nishida (in red).
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Forbes – 3 ‘Day One’ Actions By President Biden To Watch On Climate Change
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Photo: Members of the NTAA Executive Committee pre-COVID at the 2019 National Tribal Forum on Air Quality.
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Please join all of us at NTAA in welcoming Carol Kriebs as the new NTAA Chairwoman!
Chairwoman Carol A. Kriebs is also the Environmental Director for the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho in Region 10 and has been working in Tribal Air Quality for eight years. For those eight years Carol has been an NTAA Executive Committee representative for Region 7 Tribes and then in 2018 relocated to the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho. In 2019, Carol was voted and honored to represent Region 10 Tribes as their NTAA Executive Committee representative.
Chairwoman Kriebs commented that even though leadership has changed, NTAA’s message is still to help empower Tribes to protect and enhance air quality for everyone. She is replacing Wilfred J. Nabahe as the outgoing Chairman. Congratulations Carol!
Gizmodo – Earth Looked Like Hell From Space This Year
Pyrocumulus cloud forming over the August Complex Fire on Sept. 9. Image: Pierre Markuse/Flickr
Vox – After decades of activism, the Navajo coal plant has been demolished
Explosions bring down the three smokestacks at Navajo Generating Station on December 18.
Wahleah Jones/Native Renewables
NTAA and ITEP are pleased to announce the 2021 National Tribal Forum on Air Quality’s Call for Proposals!
Please Submit a Proposal if you are interested in presenting at the 2021 NTFAQ!
NATIONAL TRIBAL AIR ASSOCIATION
Our mission is to advance air quality management policies and programs, consistent with the needs, interests, and unique legal status of American Indian Tribes and Alaska Natives.
