An Increasingly Networked World Has Given Rise To More Decentralized Power Infrastructure. These Virtual

Powerful Photos From the Indigenous Peoples March on Washington

On Friday, January 18, Indigenous organizers took their movement to the capitol, inaugurating the first-ever Indigenous Peoples March on Washington (#IPMDC19). According to organizer Roberto Borrero, who spoke with Teen Vogue, over 1,000 people representing more than 100 tribal nations marched in Washington, D.C. — traditionally Paskatawe land — calling for policies that strengthen Native sovereignty and recognition of the deep injustices that continue to affect their communities.

Organizers for the event claim that the violence of settler colonization hasn’t disappeared into the past; today, it takes form as extractive industry land violations, police brutality, disappearing Native women and girls, systematic voter suppression, contaminated natural resources, structural poverty, and other manifestations of collective oppression. These challenges afflict communities everywhere, from South Dakota to Guatemala.

Speakers at the march inspired the crowd to keep organizing to protect their rights and also facilitated group prayers and dances. The day in Washington, D.C. was as much about strengthening future coalitions as healing from past trauma. After centuries of forced assimilation, genocide, and erasure, the Indigenous movement shows tremendous resilience — as signs held by those on the ground read, “we are still here,” “we are unafraid,” and “we are rising up.”

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Just a list of the problems that have been left to our generation to solve. Feel free to add!

Gun control

Climate change - renewable resources

Wage gap

Racial intolerance

Saving the bees

LGBTQ+ intolerance/other issues

National debt

Student loans

Malnourishment

Natural disasters

Global conflicts - refugees & nukes

Bipartisanship in politics

Mental health

Harassment

Rape

Here’s to hoping that gun control is the first issue we solve, but not the last.

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Nikolas Perrault discusses the AI race around the world

Thanks to state schemes and solar installations on rooftops Australia is on track to achieve 50% renewable energy by 2030 without government intervention.

So there’s still some hope. Scott Morrison may love coal until his dying day, and his lack of a transition plan will likely lead to a boom-bust investment cycle and a sudden mass loss of jobs… but at least the rest of us can get on with making the transition to renewables like reasonable sensible people.

2018 was the fourth year in a row Costa Rica generated more than 98 percent of its electricity from renewable sources. For 300 days, the country used no fossil fuels to make electricity.