Pathfinders - Climate-Smart Solutions from Rural America and Native Nations
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore innovative climate-smart solutions from rural America and Native Nations in this 1 hour 34 minute conference talk. Delve into the challenges faced by rural and Tribal communities due to climate change, including drought, wildfire, rising seas, and erratic weather patterns. Discover how these impacts are exacerbating existing burdens caused by historical disinvestment and extractive practices. Learn from speakers sharing their experiences, practical tips, and innovative environmental justice initiatives that can inspire the entire country. Examine topics such as income supports, the American Jobs Plan, and food systems. Hear from notable speakers including Ajulo Atau, Curtis Nguyen, Michael Regan, Chief Cherelle, and Christina Peterson. Gain insights into specific projects like Louisiana Canals and initiatives by the Umatilla Tribes. Understand how rural America and Native Nations are essential partners in addressing climate change and forging a sustainable future.
Syllabus
Introduction
Climate Impacts
Income Supports
American Jobs Plan
Ajulo Atau
Curtis Nguyen
Michael Regan
Chief Cherelle
Christina Peterson
Louisiana Canals
Thank You
Food Systems
Umatilla Tribes
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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