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TitleTar sands
Publication TypeMagazine Article
Year of Publication2008
AuthorsThomas- Muller, C.
Volume 42
Issue 2
Pagination 11-14, 4
Publisher Canada Dimension
Place Published Winnipeg: Canadian Dimension
Publication Language en
ISBN Number 0008-3402
Keywordscancer, Cree, decision-making, Dene, economics, elders, environment, environmental justice, First Nations, Indigenous peoples, Indigenous rights, Indigenous-led, land-based, Métis, Miskisew Cree First Nation, Mother Earth, oil industry, river, tar sands, toxins, traditional indigenous values, Treaty 8, treaty rights, water, watersheds
Abstract

Resources and effort must be placed into building the knowledgeeand capacity amongst First Nations and Metis leadership, including grassroots, elders and youth, to engage in both an indigenous-led corporate-finance campaign and in decision-making processes on environment, energy, climate and economic policies related to halting the tar-sands expansion. According to many elders and land-based community members in the tar-sands area, concerns for jobs, housing, income and economic development are being prioritized over the traditional indigenous values of respect for the sacredness of Mother Earth and the protection of the environment.

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Topics

petroleum industry, Metis, leadership, environmental monitoring, community, economics

Locational Keywords

Fort McMurray, Fort McKay, Fort Chipewyan

Group

CEMA

Citation Key22114

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