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David Helvarg

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Author and Executive Director at Blue Frontier

David Helvarg is an author and Executive Director of Blue Frontier (https://t.co/jQrKblgVfu)

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Articles

  • 1 month ago | progressivehub.net | David Helvarg

    A court’s decision against Greenpeace threatens all activist organizations. By David Helvarg, The ProgressiveIf you remember the Standing Rock protest encampment against the Dakota Access Pipeline, which lasted from 2016 into 2017 and was met with a harsh winter of political suppression, you might also remember that the movement was visibly and powerfully led by Indigenous water protectors from the Sioux tribe.

  • 1 month ago | progressive.org | David Helvarg

    If you remember the Standing Rock protest encampment against the Dakota Access Pipeline, which lasted from 2016 into 2017 and was met with a harsh winter of political suppression, you might also remember that the movement was visibly and powerfully led by Indigenous water protectors from the Sioux tribe.

  • 1 month ago | americanindianmagazine.org | David Helvarg

    Nelson and Andrew, Yup’ik villagers who work for their small city of about 350 people, came ashore on a dark brown sand beach below a 4-foot ledge of scalloped earth. On top of this bank was a flattened track of land where Napakiak’s red-painted school once stood. Its demolition had been completed just a month earlier. As river erosion increased in recent years, its students were moved to temporary buildings and the school—too big to be relocated—was taken down at a cost of more than $8 million.

  • 1 month ago | davidhelvarg.substack.com | David Helvarg

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  • 1 month ago | yakimaherald.com | David Helvarg

    Last month, close to 1,000 National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration workers, including weather forecasters, were fired. The Trump administration has now told agency leaders to fire another 1,000 people. Along with 300 resignations to date this will approach 20% of its workforce. The White House’s Department of Government Efficiency also informed NOAA that its lease on the Center for Weather and Climate Prediction in College Park, Md., will soon be canceled.

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