Indigenous Environmental Network
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Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN) was formed in 1990 by grassroots indigenous peoples to address environmental and economic justice issues. IEN seeks to build economically sustainable communities, and to increase the capacity of indigenous communities and tribal governments to develop mechanisms to protect sacred sites, natural resources, and the health of all living things.[1]
- Executive Director - Tom Goldtooth
- Organizer - Clayton Thomas-Muller
Contents
Group details
Location: Bemidji, MN
Group website: Indigenous Environmental Network
Contact: ien [at] igc.org
Targeted coal plant proposals
- Toquop (Nevada) - active
- Desert Rock (New Mexico) - active
Resources
References
- ↑ About the Indigenous Environmental Network, IEN website, accessed February 2008.
