Our Land: NMs Environmental Past, Present & Future

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‘We’ve been here since time immemorial’

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Rematriating Seeds in the Face of Change

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'Being One with Everything'

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'If we're static, that is unsustainable'

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Responding to Climate Change

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Talking Water Management with ‘Fluid Geographies’ Author

8.16.24 - All New Mexicans know how important water is to our state, but “water management” isn’t a neutral term. In conversation with Our Land Senior Producer Laura Paskus and in her new book, “Fluid Geographies,” Dr. K. Maria Lane analyzes how the state’s authority over water isn’t based on objective science but is part of a larger structure of moving water and authority away from the people who lived here and into the control of Anglos.
Correspondent:
Laura Paskus
Guest:
Dr. K. Maria Lane, Author, "Fluid Geographies: Water, Science, and Settler Colonialism in New Mexico"
For More Information:
press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/F/bo215862270.html

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14:35

Environment and Politics in 2024

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Western Environmental Law Center Executive Director Erik Schlenker-Goodrich discusses the U.S. Supreme Court, Project 2025, the presidential election, and more - all in the context of environmental protections in New Mexico. With Our Land Senior Producer Laura Paskus, he also discusses power, optimism, and an "ecology of kinship." #environment #scotus #newmexico #publiclands

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‘We’ve been here since time immemorial’

Просмотров 6 тыс.Месяц назад

As a hydrologist, Phoebe Suina puts her engineering training to work restoring and healing landscapes and communities affected by post-wildfire flooding. As an enrolled member of Pueblo of Cochiti, she also draws on her family and traditions to steward the mountains, forests, and watersheds within her care. In the first of a two-part interview with Our Land’s Laura Paskus, Suina talks about the...

Rematriating Seeds in the Face of Change

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Rematriating Seeds in the Face of Change

Просмотров 13 тыс.Месяц назад

In these times of climate chaos, Aaron Lowden, Indigenous Seed Keepers Network Program Coordinator at the Pueblo of Acoma, draws on knowledge of the past. Along with others, he’s also working to rematriate seeds that were taken from Acoma; rematriation brings seeds home to their original soils, waters, and caretakers. To watch the entire, hour-long special, "Loving Our Changing Homelands," visi...

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'Being One with Everything'

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In 2015, Pope Francis issued an encyclical letter focused on the Earth, the economy and social justice, called "On Care for Our Common Home, Laudato Si." In conversation with Our Land’s Laura Paskus, Sister Joan Brown, executive director of New Mexico & El Paso Interfaith Power and Light, talks about what has changed (and not changed) since that encyclical letter. The two also talk about the va...

'If we're static, that is unsustainable'

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'If we're static, that is unsustainable'

Просмотров 6 тыс.Месяц назад

In the second part of a two-part interview with Our Land’s Laura Paskus, the Pueblo of Cochiti’s Phoebe Suina describes how even in engineering concepts, nothing is linear. To adapt to climate change, people must stop thinking that the changing climate is part of a linear system. She also talks about acts of love, from the smallest scale to the largest. To watch the entire, hour-long special, "...

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Responding to Climate Change

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Like many others, Theresa Pasqual, director of the Tribal Historic Preservation Office at the Pueblo of Acoma, knows that long before human-caused climate change started warming and drying the Southwest, survival in this arid landscape required care and connection. In this special segment of Our Land, Pasqual also talks about the challenges tribes face in adapting to climate change, as they’re ...

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Healing and Adapting with the Land

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In April 2022, Paula Garcia watched the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire in northern New Mexico consume more than 341,000 acres - including many of her family’s lands. And as the executive director of the New Mexico Acequia Association, she has worked tirelessly to help the acequia community recover from continued post-wildfire flooding. In this special segment with Garcia and her family, she expl...

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Covering the New Cold War

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At Searchlight New Mexico, investigative reporter Alicia Inez Guzmán covers New Mexico’s nuclear legacy and future - and the New Cold War. In an in-depth conversation with Our Land Senior Producer Laura Paskus, Guzmán talks about her award-winning story, “Buried secrets, poisoned bodies,” the illegal autopsies scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory and doctors at the Los Alamos Medical Ce...

July 12 on NMPBS: Loving Our Changing Homelands

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July 12 on NMPBS: Loving Our Changing Homelands

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Coming up on July 12, we'll be airing an Our Land Special, "Loving Our Changing Homelands." Stay tuned! #climatechange #newmexico music / RBBRJ8GIPZRIYM3A

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Thoreau teens oppose radioactive dump

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Earlier this year, tenth graders from Thoreau High School wrote to media outlets and officials across the state, drawing attention to a recommended cleanup plan from the federal government. Across the Navajo Nation, contaminated uranium mines have been polluting the air and water and making people sick for generations. As part of a plan to finally clean up more than a million cubic yards of con...

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Remembering Smokejumper Tim Hart

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On May 24, 2021, a campfire blew up along the U.S.-Mexico border in Hidalgo County. It was burning on the Diamond A Ranch, private land in the rugged Animas Mountains. With the closest engine seven hours away, smokejumpers were ordered to the fire. One of them was Tim Hart, a six-year veteran of the West Yellowstone Jump Base, who died from his injuries on the Eicks Fire. Now, approaching the t...

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Our Land: Ancestral Connections

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In 2016, the Pueblo of Santa Ana paid more than $30 million to buy back some of their own ancestral lands, Tamaya Kwii Kee Nee Puu. At the time, the tribal council resolved to protect the lands for traditional uses only. In an effort that unites elders and young people, traditional knowledge and western science, the pueblo is continuing to preserve their cultural heritage, heal the lands and th...

'At the end of the day, we're on this ship together'

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'At the end of the day, we're on this ship together'

Просмотров 864 месяца назад

In part 2 of the conversation, Arturo Sandoval talks about his vision for the future and how to protect the Earth while taking care of one another, as well. He also talks discusses the Center of Southwest Culture and two of its current projects, Story Riders and ¡Sembrando Salud! #earthday #newmexico

Arturo Sandoval on Earth Day in 1970 - and the decades since

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Arturo Sandoval on Earth Day in 1970 - and the decades since

Просмотров 2314 месяца назад

In 1970, New Mexico’s Arturo Sandoval was recruited to help organize the nation’s first Earth Day, a massive movement that helped incite cultural and congressional action. In a wide-ranging conversation with Our Land’s Laura Paskus, Sandoval talks about civil rights, the early days of the environmental movement, and how environmental action has been thwarted over the past few decades. This is t...