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Winona LaDuke
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Writer, Civil Eats
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By Winona LaDuke| The Circle News Verified By Winona LaDukeThey say that the next big war will be about Water.I think the preamble is here. More aggressive corporations are coming after some of the remaining pristine places on Mother Earth – pretty much the land of Indigenous people. Nowadays it’s not just the Native people being targeted, it’s our allies. I’d like to thank our allies for standing with us. This past month saw two separate court decisions which highlighted the repression being leveled at allies, in this case Water Protectors.
By Winona LaDuke| Duluth News Tribune Verified "Greenpeace did not manipulate Standing Rock, but Energy Transfer has manipulated Morton County." — Janet Alkire, chairwoman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe On March 20, a Morton County, North Dakota, jury delivered a judicial bludgeoning of Water Protectors and Indian people. The jury ruled against Greenpeace and awarded more than $660 million to Energy Transfer Partners, for defamation, costing the company money, and organizing the protests at Standing Rock in 2016.
By Winona LaDuke| The Circle News Verified By Winona LaDukeThey say that the next big war will be about Water.I think the preamble is here. More aggressive corporations are coming after some of the remaining pristine places on Mother Earth – pretty much the land of Indigenous people. Nowadays it’s not just the Native people being targeted, it’s our allies. I’d like to thank our allies for standing with us. This past month saw two separate court decisions which highlighted the repression being leveled at allies, in this case Water Protectors.
Company Info
Civil Eats
Civil Eats is a nonprofit news organization founded in January 2009 by Naomi Starkman, based in California. As a 501(c)(3) entity, it focuses on critical reporting and thought on the American food system, emphasizing sustainable agriculture and social justice. The organization aims to foster economically and socially just communities through its coverage of food-related issues. Civil Eats provides in-depth news articles, interviews, and discussions that explore sustainable agriculture, food policy, and the environmental impacts of the food industry. It also publishes a monthly newsletter called "The Deep Dish," which has received awards for its quality content. The organization engages a diverse audience, including experts, policymakers, farmers, and consumers who are interested in the future of food production and consumption. Civil Eats is committed to transparency in its funding and maintains editorial independence from donor influence.
San Francisco, California, United States
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Founded: 2009