Anishinaabe Tribes in the Northern U.S. Are Adapting to Climate Change

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By Yale Climate ConnectionsJun 9, 2020, 11:10 am188 pts
By Samantha Harrington If the forests of northern Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan keep secrets, it's only because people fail to listen. For about 500 years, since they moved to the region from the Northeastern U.S. and Canada, Anishinaabe tribes have built relationships and history with all beings in the…

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