Green Medina

In the spirit of the recent Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and the upcoming Native American Heritage month, I wanted to share an article from The 19th that highlights Indigenous contributions and perspectives on climate change.

Indigenous perspectives have long been left out of the conversation about climate change. Often even by legal measures. This is a horrible irony, given that Indigenous populations are often the most impacted by climate change, and given that many Indigenous populations have more knowledge about the land they live on than settler populations.

Without further ado, here is the article! Check it out.