VIDEO: Session 3: Indigenous Water Justice

VIDEO: SESSION THREE: Indigenous Water Justice 3:15 p.m. - 3:20 p.m. Introduction and Overview: Jason Robison, University of Wyoming 3:20 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Indigenous Voices: Commentary and Open Dialogue with Audience Moderator: Autumn Bernhardt, Colorado State University Panelists: Paul Lumley, Yaka...

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Main Authors:	Robison, Jason, Lumley, Paul, Michel, D.R., Sirois, John, Dennis, Howard, McDowell, Nora, Duncan, Phil, Hooper, Fred, Woods, Rene, Cosens, Barbara, McCool, Dan, Jackson, Sue
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Published:	Colorado Law Scholarly Commons 2016
Subjects:	United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Colorado River Basin Columbia River Basin Murray-Darling Basin distributional justice procedural justice cultural justice indigenous voices panel synthesis panel partnership protection participation leadership indigenous government understanding relationships moving forward opportunities cultural values Upper Basin Lower Basin Native American lands tribes with rights Colorado River water Okanagan Valley Columbia River Treaty First Nations in Canada tribal nations in the United States Eyre Riverine Northern Basin Southern Basin common ground across the basins novel approaches for addressing issues Pacific Northwest Yakama tribe Umatilla Warm Springs Nez Perce game roots berries reserved rights in treaties traditional first foods court cases 50 per cent of harvestable salmon tribal fisheries common voice 15 tribes ecosystem in next treaty degraded river systems global climate change fossil fuels hydropower energy lost tribal villages water scarcity temperature hot water salmon runs toxic contamination floods tribal sovereignty tribal ecological knowledge policy guide western science-based program map creation Columbia River Intertribal Fishing Commission Upper Columbia United Tribes UCUT Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation Coeur d’Alene Tribe Kalispel Tribe of Indians Kootenai Tribe of Idaho Spokane Tribe of Indians 2 million reservation acres 15 000 tribal members river management issues federal government and Canadian government treaty ratification in 1964 flood risk management power production sovereign review team heavily-developed river ecosystem function fish passage at Grand Coulee Dam and Chief Joe Chief Joseph Dam lost resource sacred locations ceremonies without fish river operations issues for everyone irrigation negative impacts economy new technologies tweak the system Whoosh salmon cannon floating surface collectors integration of science and cultural knowledge Indigenous water justice current educational system justice system sacred medicine first thing in ceremonies language cultural teachings for next generation applied science over thousands of years cedar roots for coiled baskets preservation quality four chiefs information to you open heart listening open mind balance fish habitat water quality water quantity fishery fish ladder hatchery Kettle Falls salmon ceremony greater challenge listen to environment listen to one another benefit of all people voice of plants voice of salmon stewards of land Hopi Tribe Conservation Corps abandoned mines silversmith reservation water arsenic contamination mining activity suit against Peabody Coal Company Navajo Aquifer drying springs contaminated drinking water EPA Environmental Protection Agency Navajo generating station Four Corners area coal plant pollution Clean Air Act BART Best Available Retrofit Technology reclamation process mixture of coal and water slurry line Mohave generating station natural vegetation tribal entities government entities ethics Fort Mojave Indian Tribe tribal government tribal chairwoman utilities hazardous waste cleanup Lower Colorado River California Nevada Arizona four BLMs Bureau of Land Management Aha Macav three governors farmers 132 000 acre-feet of water jurisdictional issues regulations water utilization sharing individual tribes like states tribal inclusion at beginning of talks Bureau of Reclamation use it or lose water shortages Gomeroi Nation New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council land restoration health initiatives First Nation peoples water management cultural connections spiritual connections three-basin agreement timeline impacts industry impacts Australia’s food bowl Great Artesian Basin Liverpool Plains artesian water supply decision making processes plenty for all ethical responsibility law students cultural landscapes animals healthy environment for all Murrawarri Nation Northern Basin Aboriginal Nations Australian Defense Forces legal aspects of water rights Australia water licenses water sovereignty states colonial system BC before Cook two continental laws kangaroo law common law patriarchal matriarchal certain river level water flow management plan river system water out of the system terra nullius nobody’s land British claim land and water-based legislation High Court’s decision Australian Commonwealth Water Act state water resource plans Murray-Darling Basin Plan Murray-Darling Basin Authority Aboriginal people no treaties Nari-Nari Nation Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations MLDRIN elder concerns water planning regimes water market Murray-Darling Basin Commission Indigenous water issues 50 nations management of the systems water access license enough water pumping costs licensing charges delivery fees cultural purposes environmental purposes no barter no trade Aboriginal Partnerships team cost of water Aboriginal Waterways Assessment water planners basin state level water justice tools environmental outcomes economic rights ownership connection to country water purification Indian health issues respiratory diseases cancer social justice integration of cultural values and resources decision making involvement first environmental protectors seat at the table equals in water market oil Columbia River Gorge tribe against tribe Native Title Act mining royalties independence bad decisions rebirth caretakers of land and water greed seed of knowledge painting by Phil Duncan river and lake many hands many nations many walks of life working together story by elder Canadian law 15 Native American nations in United States 11 First Nations in British Columbia all Indian country originally water co-management effects of dams steelhead Endangered Species Act main stem in Canada treaties with US government Native American Rights Fund representation of Native American tribes sophisticated science and policy organizations paradigm shift rights of Aboriginal people in Canada First Nation claims rise of cultural values moral crisis crisis of imagination water crisis crisis of innovation American West legal right to divert water harm of Native Americans thinking out of the box current system of water rights current system of ethics water out of Lake Powell Lake Mead storage Las Vegas nonconventional solutions shortage formula new water ethic water system collapse water policies historical injustice water resource law reform water diversions property rights new water user Indigenous peoples commercial purposes customary rights traditional purposes National Water Policy alliances at basin scale legal mechanisms environmental flows cultural flow initiatives innovations community groups inclusion listening policy making process resources time community organization complex water policy self-determination government capacity building government to government basis traditional knowledge empirical knowledge understanding of systems observational information knowledge sharing action on the ground Aquaculture and Fisheries Asian Studies Climate Comparative and Foreign Law Environmental Health and Protection Environmental Policy Hydrology Indigenous Indian and Aboriginal Law Indigenous Studies International Law Law and Society Natural Resources and Conservation Natural Resources Management and Policy Social Policy Sustainability Transnational Law Water Law Water Resource Management British Columbia Canada Duncan River Griffith Pacific Perce Powell Lake Rene First Nations
Online Access:	https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/coping-with-water-scarcity-in-river-basins-worldwide/29 https://youtu.be/9T5X6TAIT-Y

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Summary:	VIDEO: SESSION THREE: Indigenous Water Justice 3:15 p.m. - 3:20 p.m. Introduction and Overview: Jason Robison, University of Wyoming 3:20 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Indigenous Voices: Commentary and Open Dialogue with Audience Moderator: Autumn Bernhardt, Colorado State University Panelists: Paul Lumley, Yakama Tribe Columbia River Intertribal Fishing Commission D.R. Michel, Confederate Tribes of the Colville Reservation, Upper Columbia United Tribes John Sirois, Confederate Tribes of the Colville Reservation, Upper Columbia United Tribes Howard Dennis, Hopi Tribe Nora McDowell, Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Phil Duncan, Gomeroi Nation, New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council Fred Hooper, Murrawarri Nation, Northern Basin Aboriginal Nations Rene Woods, Nari Nari Nation, Murray-Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations 4:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Synthesis of the Indigenous Water Justice Symposium Moderator: Jason Robison, University of Wyoming Panelists: Columbia River Basin: Barbara Cosens, University of Idaho Colorado River Basin: Dan McCool, University of Utah Murray-Darling Basin: Sue Jackson, Griffith University

VIDEO: Session 3: Indigenous Water Justice

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