Holy shit!!
please set a precedent, please set a precedent, please set a precedent
this post was submitted on 20 Mar 2024
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Hope we don’t discover gold there too.
We reserve the right to bring freedom wherever necessary. 'MURICA! FUCK YEAH!
Ah, the typical "we'll give you back the land once we've exhausted all it's resources and now you get to clean it up".
Nothing can ever be good.
Progress is impossible.
It's not worth trying.
And it's completely and totally meaningless that the tribe wants this.
I don't even know what your fucking agenda is. Time travel?
They're getting help to restore everything back to pre-colonization.
Last week, a 2.2-acre (.9-hectare) parking lot was returned to the Ohlone people where they established the first human settlement beside San Francisco Bay 5,700 years ago. In 2022, more than 500 acres (200 hectares) of redwood forest on the Lost Coast were returned the InterTribal Sinkyone Wilderness Council, a group of 10 tribes.
The ’O Rew property represents just a tiny fraction of the more than 500,000 acres of the ancestral land of the Yurok, whose reservation straddles the lower 44 miles (70 kilometers) of the Klamath River. The Yurok tribe is also helping lead efforts in the largest dam removal project in U.S. history along the California-Oregon border to restore the Klamath and boost the salmon population.
Plans for ‘O Rew include a traditional Yurok village of redwood plank houses and a sweat house. There also will be a new visitor and cultural center displaying scores of sacred artefacts from deerskins to baskets that have been returned to the tribe from university and museum collections, Clayburn said.
A good start would be returning to them jurisdiction of national and state parks, as well as BLM land and ancient ruins.
I wonder if that will end the same way it did in Kentucky. They were growing pretty well for the first couple hundred years, but then a tornado blew them all down cause they don't have a deep Taproot, but more of a wide surface level root structure
Interesting. I don't think the UK has many tornadoes.
Historically that's been true. Mainland Europe has been hit by tornadoes in the last few years where there had never been tornadoes before, and if The North Atlantic Current Fails, The UK will be in for some absolutely wild weather. Not gonna even try to predict what could happen then.