In 1970 president Richard Nixon developed the latest national policy towards native americans, priebl Self Determination. To give is autonomousy to tribes to be independent of federal oversight without being cut off from federal support. The chairman of the reno sparks India Colony in reno, nevada talks about the relationship between federal, state and tribal governments. Many tribal governments have large land bases but here most of the tribes have small land bases most referred to as colonies, in california theyre referred to as rancherias, a lot of colonies, they have a lot of status, theres no difference just that theyre smaller. In 1917, even before that, when the Pute And Wash u people were in this valley here in reno sparks, this whole Truckee Meadow valley. They used to camp along the truckee river, theres historic camps along the river where their camps were basically old areas where they were em camped and back in 1917 there was a movement by some of the people, the towns peo
largest fires in state history. merely one .4 million acres have burned statewide in nearly 2000 structures have been destroyed. at least seven people have a ed as result of the fires and were injured. fires like this seem to be a new normal in california with significant delays is coming almost every fall. climate change has made weather more unpredictable and led to hotter and drier conditions and pushed to fire prone regions. should we plan to live with this devastation and air quality for many years to come? is there any way g out? joine is scott stevens a professor at uc berkeley. we have seen several instances in which the devastation from s wildfis become personal including the santa cruz firefighters who lost their own homes thisu year. e also facing concerns about a camp you run. what is the latest? inthis is a little town called meadow valley. we have a camp there we have used for 130 years w for an undergraduate course and there is a fire called the bear fire to
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of milwaukee county executive chris abele. the fence was first removed yesterday morning. then replaced under the order of milwaukee county sheriff, david clarke. 3 the fence has been in place for about three weeks now. after a deadly officer-involved shooting sparked two nights of unrest. unrest.but today the county executive said it s time to move forward. forward. we re right now working to get down the fence as fast as we can and we re returning the park to normal hours, operating doing what we ve been trying to do for awhile which is give the park back to the community. community. 3 after sheriff s deputies turned up to replace the fence yesterday.abele s office called for a temporary restraining order against clarke. a judge sided with abele enforcing normal hours at sherman park.but the fence remained overnight. then around 12:30 this afternoon parks employees removed it sheriff s office is responsible for patrolling the parks and restoring order.abele says the hours