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11-28-05 Winona LaDuke Clean Air GH

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Winona 500 x 500.jpg Nationally recognized indigenous environementalist Winona LaDuke talks with Manuel Criollo and Damon Azali about the struggles by indigenous peoples in North America against polluting energy extraction and development and the urgency of sustainable and clean energy in the US.

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