indigenous people

At COP25, indigenous groups are making sure their voices are heard

They're demanding that any international climate policy include their expertise and interests.

Tribes have climate wisdom — and good reason not to share it

Tribes risk exploitation when sharing climate change solutions.

Canada’s Trudeau promises to do no harm to First Nations, does harm anyway

His government issues permits for a dam that will permanently alter a way of life.

Climate change is already disrupting societies. A new study doesn’t let us forget it.

A new meta-study looked at stories from 90,000 indigenous people already adapting to climate change.

Land-rights crusader Elouise Cobell dies

Elouise Cobell sued the federal government for losing Indian land royalties -- and won $3.4 billion.

An indigenous take on family planning and population

A Mayan leader in Guatemala finds hope for the survival of his people in a combination of traditional and modern solutions -- including family planning.

Laugh at the crying Indian all you want — the joke’s on us

Remember the crying Indian in the 1970s TV commercial? Well, he's back, and this time, he's not sad -- he's pissed.