We go now to Washington state where ICT has launched a five-year project looking at the impact of climate change in tribal communities. ICT's Mark Trahant is here with a report from the Quinault Nation. The lowly potato is not really so lowly. It's an important food crop all over the world. But for the Indigenous people of Peru, it's a way of life. The McKnight Foundation has this story from the Montaro Valley, about how global food systems are linked through this crop of the Andes. All across the country, we hear news of tribal nations getting land back. Whether an outright purchase, or a donation, the movement is gaining traction. A project at the University of Kansas is putting it on a map. An idea of MacArthur fellow Sarah Deer, a fellow professor helped her create a website to quantify land back.
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