Recovering the land

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The Chippewa Indians of northern Minnesota, also known as Anishinabeg, are determined to protect their wild rice lakes which they harvest as part of their survival. There are two major challenges: pollution from industry and competition from more cost-effective paddy-grown rice.

Cover Story, Environmental aspects, Environmental policy, Wild rice, Native people's land claims, Indigenous people's land claims, Ojibwas

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Raising Earthlings

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Today's children are more conscious of ecology more than any generation due to the impact of education and the media on saving the environment. This is a constant pressure for their parents to act and cooperate with them.

Children, Study and teaching, Mass media, Environment and children, Mass media and children

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Leopold's land ethic: wishful thinking or workable dream?

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Biography, Human ecology, ecology, Leopold, Aldo

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