Angelina Pratt
Angelina Pratt
The intricate relationship between the oil and gas industry and First Nations with Dene Scientist, Kunisuline Albert.
The intricate relationship between the oil and gas industry and First Nations with Dene Scientist, Kunisuline Albert.
The intricate relationship between the oil and gas industry and First Nations with Dene Scientist, Kunisuline Albert.
Friday 22nd March 2024
Listen to Dene Scientist Kunisuline Albert discuss the clash between industry and Indigenous lands, and her vision for an Indigenous Environment Global Think Tank.
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Get the buttons here!Industry vs. Indigenous Lands: Insights from Dene Scientist Kunisuline Albert
Episode Overview
- Kunisuline Albert shares insights on the relationship between industry and Indigenous territories
- The conversation covers topics such as environmental impact and indigenous worldviews
- Albert highlights the need for environmental consciousness and impact benefit agreements
- Discussion on challenges faced by Indigenous communities in the wake of industrial development
- Inspiring vision for a Global Indigenous Science Institute Think Tank
I saw a vision and it's come true. I've had a lot of influence in the Treaty 6 area. You just got to follow through and do it, and it will happen.
What happens when industrial giants clash with the traditions and lands of Indigenous communities? In this episode of 'Empathetic Witness', Dene Scientist Kunisuline Albert takes us on a journey through this very conflict. She brings to light the often-overlooked environmental impacts and the pressing need for a more conscious approach to industrial development. From tailing ponds to government priorities, Albert doesn't shy away from controversial topics.
She shares her vision for an Indigenous Environment Global Think Tank, a platform aiming to blend traditional knowledge with modern science. Albert's background and experiences provide a rich tapestry of insights into how Indigenous communities can navigate and challenge the encroachment of industries on their territories. If you're curious about the intersection of industry and Indigenous rights, and want to hear about real-world solutions, this episode is a must-listen.