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For thousands of years, the Klamath River in Northern California was home to one of the continent’s great salmon runs, creating abundance for the native Yurok T…
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On this Indigenous Americans Day 2026, thank you for this inspirational conversation! My family comes from the lower Appalachians and so many dams have forever changed the land, the rivers and streams. So many losses of historical and cultural areas that are now beneath lakes 250 feet deep...
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Very nice! Wonderful talk!
How many people lost their access to water because you wanted to save a fish that’s so abundant it’s on US tables across the county and<br> exported …stupid is as stupid does ../
Now how do we do something like this for the blackstone river in the northeast?
❤ Magnifico intervento, abbiamo bisogno di tanti di questi ritorni all Natura in tutto il mondo. Grazie per la speranza che ci dona! ❤
I've seen plenty of talks about saving the planet, but hearing Amy speak about the Klamath — a river her own people watched suffer for a century — felt personal in a way statistics never could. The thought of the salmon finally coming home again moved me more than I expected. Stories like this remind me why we keep telling them.
They always pretend its white genocide that consumes all the resources, as if modern "natives" and all cultures around the world today aren't all doing the same because most people prefer comfort, food, housing, heat, cooling, clothing and modern conveniences, and that small tribal populations of old are to be compared to modern large populations today. And somehow those same genocidal people do respond to fix problems that prior generations did.
BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO
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