Indigenous People's Summit attracts hundreds
An indigenous People’s Summit on global climate change was held in Anchorage last week and ended in a declaration to include Native Alaskan’s and natives around the world in the
An indigenous People’s Summit on global climate change was held in Anchorage last week and ended in a declaration to include Native Alaskan’s and natives around the world in the discussion on the climate change debate. Diana Hoecker was at the summit to record and interview the various viewpoints.
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