 just transition as well as participate in the creation and operation of a new economy by creating a workforce development program to grow living wage, clean, safe, green jobs in the energy sector and beyond;§ Ensure that people-of-color, Indigenous and low-income communities, who are and continue to be disproportionately impacted by climate change, have the inalienable right to have our voices shape what is the most significant policy debate of the 21st Century.

Ensure an official venue to include the voices of communities that bear the greatest burden of past and current pollutionWorking under an equitable and just framework means providing spaces for BASE communities and others who have lived with the direct impact of these harmful industries to have their voices and concerns heard and their issues addressed and redressed. Without understanding the impact and true legacy of the nuclear industry, we may very well be exchanging one problem for another.

The international indigenous people’s movements have led the way for all of us in calling for “governance (that) must transcend state-governments' negotiations, to recognize the rights of Indigenous Peoples which includes the full and effective participation in all negotiations by Indigenous Peoples' traditional governments, institutions and organizations. It must also embrace diverse contributions and inter-cultural collaboration, recognizing distinct and valuable contributions from children and youth, women, indigenous peoples and local communities.”

Hold polluters accountable for contaminating the shared birthright of all peoplesThe climate change debate must include protocols that address inadequate reporting systems, which would make it impossible for the public and regulatory agencies to monitor current energy producers and exact meaningful penalties for failure to comply.

And lastly, Communities have the right to create and implement new renewable green technologies at the local community levelIndigenous knowledge, the experiences of communities of color in the developed world and the developing world’s non-governmental organizations must be given the opportunity to join with scientists and governments in constructing a new system for producing renewable sources of energy that restores ecological balance and contributes to healthy vibrant communities globally.

We join with the 2009 Anchorage Declaration of Indigenous People# in asserting that:§ Climate change, in the light of the current global financial, economic, environmental and food crises, represents an unprecedented challenge and opportunity for humanity to transform global economic, political, social, cultural relations to live in balance with Mother Earth. Reaching climate equilibrium and justice is inseparable from acknowledging the historical responsibilities of developed countries while promoting social equity between and within nations, maintaining ecological integrity,
just transition as well as participate in the initiation and process of a new economy by creating a workforce exploitation program to grow exist wage, blank, safe, fleeceable job in the energy sector and beyond;§ Ensure that multitude - of - color, Indigenous and depleted - income communities, who are and continue to be disproportionately impacted by climate change, have the inalienable right field to have our voices shape what is the most meaning policy debate of the 21st Century. 

 Ensure an official venue to include the voices of community that bear the greatest burden of past and current pollutionWorking under an equitable and just framework mean providing spaces for BASE communities and others who have lived with the direct impact of these harmful industries to have their voices and concerns heard and their issues addressed and redressed. Without understanding the impact and true bequest of the nuclear diligence, we may very well be exchanging one problem for another. 

 The international autochthonal multitude ’s movements have led the direction for all of us in calling for “ governance (that) must transcend state - government' negotiations, to recognize the rights of Indigenous Peoples which includes the full and effective participation in all negotiation by Indigenous Peoples' traditional governments, institutions and organizations. It must also espouse diverse contribution and inter - cultural collaboration, acknowledge distinct and valuable contributions from children and young person, women, indigenous peoples and local community. ” 

 Hold polluters accountable for contaminating the shared birthright of all peoplesThe climate variety debate must include protocols that address inadequate reporting organization, which would make it impossible for the public and regulative agencies to monitor current energy producers and exact meaningful penalty for failure to comply. 

 And lastly, Communities have the right to produce and implement new renewable green technologies at the local community levelIndigenous knowledge, the experiences of communities of color in the developed universe and the developing world ’s non - governmental organization must be given the opportunity to join with scientists and governments in constructing a new organization for producing renewable sources of energy that restores ecological balance and contributes to goodly vibrant communities globally. 

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just transition as well as participate in and of a economy by creating grow wage, clean, safe, jobs in the sector and beyond;§ Ensure that people-of-color, and low-income communities, who are and continue to be disproportionately impacted by climate have the inalienable right to have our voices shape what is the most policy of 21st Ensure an official venue to include the voices of communities that bear the greatest burden of and current pollutionWorking under an equitable and just means providing spaces for communities and others who have with direct impact these industries have their voices concerns heard and their issues addressed and redressed. Without understanding the impact and true legacy of the industry, we well be one for The international indigenous have led the way for all calling for “governance (that) must transcend state-governments' negotiations, recognize the of Indigenous Peoples which includes the and effective participation in all negotiations by Indigenous traditional governments, institutions and organizations. It must also embrace diverse contributions and inter-cultural collaboration, recognizing valuable contributions from children youth, women, indigenous and communities.” polluters for contaminating shared birthright of all peoplesThe climate change debate must include protocols address inadequate reporting systems, which would make it impossible for and agencies to monitor energy producers and exact penalties failure to comply. And have right implement renewable technologies at the local levelIndigenous knowledge, the experiences of of color in the world’s non-governmental organizations must be given the opportunity join with scientists and governments in constructing new system for producing renewable sources of energy that restores ecological balance contributes to communities globally. We join with the 2009 Anchorage of Indigenous People# in that:§ Climate change, in the light of the current financial, environmental and crises, represents an challenge and opportunity humanity to transform political, social, relations live Mother Earth. Reaching climate equilibrium and is from acknowledging the historical responsibilities developed promoting social equity between and within nations, maintaining ecological integrity,
 just transition as well as parTicipate in The crEatIon AnD opeRatiOn of a new economY By crEating a workforce develoPment PrOGram TO gRow liVing wagE, ClEAN, saFe, GrEen JoBS iN the eNerGy sectoR and beyond;§ ensUrE that people-oF-CoLor, IndigenOus And low-income ComMunitiEs, Who ARe and ConTinue To be diSProporTionately ImPActed bY Climate CHAnGe, haVe the inalienable rIGhT To have our voiceS shape WhAT iS THe mOst SignificanT pOlicy DEbate of THe 21ST cEntURy.

Ensure an offIcial venue tO IncLude thE vOicES of comMunitIeS ThaT bear the greAtesT burden of Past anD Current POllutioNWorkiNg uNdeR an eQUiTaBle AnD JusT FrAmeWOrk Means proViDiNg spaCes fOR basE coMmuNitiEs and Others who have LivEd wiTH thE direCt impAct oF tHese hArmful IndusTrIes to have their vOiceS and conceRns HeArd AnD theiR Issues AddResSed and rEdresseD. witHoUT UNdErstanding the impacT aND TrUe legacy Of the nUClEaR Industry, We May Very WELl be eXchaNGiNg one proBlem foR AnOtHer.

The iNtErnatiOnAl iNdiGenouS PeopLe’s movEments haVe led THe way for all of uS In calling for “gOVeRNAnCE (thaT) muSt transcend StatE-GoveRnmeNTs' NegOTiatiOns, to ReCOgNIze the rights of IndigEnOus PeoPles wHich includes tHe full and eFFECtive parTiciPAtIOn in all negotiaTions By IndigenoUS Peoples' TradiTional goVernments, INStitutioNs aNd oRgaNizATIoNs. It must also eMBRace DiVerse coNtrIbutionS anD inTer-CulTuRal collabOration, rEcOgNiZiNg dIstinCT and valuAbLe cOnTriButioNS from cHildrEn anD yOuTH, woMen, indiGEnOUS peoPlEs And lOcaL cOmmunItieS.”

holD pollutErs accounTabLE for CoNtAminatiNg the shared biRtHright of alL pEopLesThe CLImate chaNge debate must include proTOcols thAt aDdresS inaDequate rePorTing sySteMS, which Would mAke it ImPosSIBle foR THe PubLiC and regulaTORy aGenciEs To moNitor cuRrent energy produceRS anD exact meaningFul PenaLTIeS foR FaILurE tO ComPLY.

And lastly, CommuNities have ThE RiGht to creatE And ImPlement New reneWable GReen tecHnologies At the locaL cOmmuNITy lEvelIndigeNous knowLedge, the eXPerieNCeS of coMmuNities Of ColOr in tHe deveLOpeD worlD and thE dEvelopIng woRlD’s non-govErnmental organizations mUst be gIven tHe oPportunitY to JOin With scienTistS and governMenTs iN consTruCTing a New sYStEm fOR prodUcinG Renewable SOuRceS OF eNergy that reSTORes EcoloGicAL balanCe anD contributes to heaLThy vibrant commUnitIES glObaLLy.

We JoIn with the 2009 AnchoRagE DECLaration Of indigenous PEople# in aSsERting That:§ ClImate cHange, in THE lIGht of tHe cuRreNt global fInaNcIAl, econoMiC, eNVironmEntaL aNd food Crises, REpreSENts an unprecedentEd chaLLEnge aND opPortuNiTy for huMAnitY to transfoRm global ecoNomic, pOlitIcal, sOcial, cuLtUral reLatIoNs to live in BAlance witH MothEr Earth. reAchiNg cLimate EquiLIBrium And jUsTicE is insepaRABlE FrOm ACknOwleDging ThE hisTorical reSPonsibilItiES of deveLoPed COUntrieS WhILE promoting SocIal eqUITy between aND witHIn NAtionS, maintAining EcologiCAl iNtEgrity,
 just transition as well a s particip ate i n t hecr eati on a nd operation o f  a n ew economy by creating  a wo rk f orce de velop ment pr o gr a m  to  g ro w l iv i ng  wage , c lean, s afe, green  jo bs  in the ener g ysector and  be yond;§ Ensur e t hat pe op le- o f-col or,  Indi genous and lo w-incomeco m muniti e s, whoa r eandcontinue to be di s pr o portionately i mpacte db yc l ima techange, ha ve  thei naliena b le r i ght to have our v oices shape wha t is t he  mo s t sign ifica nt pol icy debateof t he 21st C entury . 

Ensur e  an off icialven ueto i n cl ud e t he voi c es  of com munities  t ha t bea r th e g r eate stburd en of  past and cur ren t po l lut ionWo rking  und er  an e quitab le an djust frameworkmean s providi ngsp ace sfor B A SE com mun iti es andothersw hoha v e li ved with the direc ti m pa ct of th ese ha r mf ul industri es  to  hav e their  voi c es  and con cernsh ea rd  and th ei r issu es  ad dre sseda nd r edress ed. With out u n derstanding th e  impact and t r ue l eg a cy o f t he nuclearindu s try,  wem ay  ve r y wel l beex c ha n ging one problem fo ranothe r.

T he internatio nal indige n o u s people ’s m o ve m ents have ledthe w ay for all of us in  call ing for“governan c e  (that)mus t t ran sce n d  s tate-governme n t s' n eg otiatio ns,  to rec ogn ize  th e r ig hts of In digenous  P eo pl es  wh ich i n cludes t he  fu ll  an d eff e ctiveparti cipa ti on inall neg o ti a t ions  b yIndi gen ou s Peo ples '  tr adition al govern men t s, i ns ti tutions  and organiza ti ons. It mu st  al so emb r a ce diver se contributions and in t er-cult ura l col labo ration, r eco gnizin g d i stinct  and v aluab le  co n t ribut i o ns  fr om  childrena n d y outh,  w omen , indig enous peoples andl oca l communities .”
Hol d po llu t er s  ac co u nta b l e for contamina ting the s ha r ed  birthrigh t  of  a ll peop lesTheclima t e chang e debatemust incl ud e pr o t oco ls that ad dress in adequater eport i ng  syst ems , whic hwou ld ma ke iti mpo ssibl e forth e publ ic an dregulato ry agencies to monitorcurren t ene rgy  producer s a n d e xact mean ingf ul penalti esfor  fail ure to co mply . 
And lastl y, C o mmunities ha vet h eright to cr e a t e a nd im ple m ent ne w re newable green tec h nologies at th e lo c a l c omm u nity  l evelIndigenous  kn ow l e dge, the  e xperiencesof commu ni t ies o f colo r in t he deve l o pe d  world  and  th e develop ing  w o rld’s n on -g o vernme ntal  o rganiz ations must b e given the oppo rtuni t y  to j o inwithsc ientist s  and  governmen ts in const ructin g anew s ystem f or  produ cin grenewables ources of  ener gy that  r esto res  ecolo gica l balan ce a nd  co ntributes t oh ea lt h y v ibra nt co mm unit ies globa l ly.

Wejoi n  with t he  20 0 9  Ancho r ag e Declaratio n o f Ind i g enous Peop l e# i n  a s serti ng tha t:§ Cl imate c h ang e,  in the  li g h t of thecurrent g l oba lfina ncial, e co nomi c,  en vi ronmental and f ood cris es, repr e s ents a n u n prec e dented  c hallenge and  oppo rt u nity fo r hum anity t o  tr ans for m gl oba l ec o nomic, political, social , cu ltura l  re latio ns to  l ive in b a lanc e with M o ther Earth. R eaching climate equ i libr ium an djustice i s i n separ able  fr om a ckn owle d g ingt he h i st oric al res pons ib il ities ofde veloped coun t rie s wh ile p ro mo t in g socia l equity  betw ee n and wit h in nati ons,  m aintaining ec ological int eg rity ,
 just_transition as_well as participate in_the creation_and_operation of_a_new economy by_creating a workforce_development program to grow_living wage, clean,_safe,_green jobs in the energy sector and beyond;§ Ensure that people-of-color, Indigenous and low-income_communities,_who are_and_continue_to be disproportionately impacted by_climate change, have the inalienable_right to_have our voices shape what is the most_significant_policy debate of_the 21st Century.

Ensure an official venue to include the_voices of communities that bear the_greatest burden of_past_and_current pollutionWorking under an_equitable and just framework means providing_spaces for BASE communities and others_who have lived with the direct impact_of these harmful industries to have_their voices and concerns heard_and their_issues addressed and redressed. Without_understanding the impact_and true_legacy of the_nuclear industry, we may very well_be exchanging one_problem for another.

The international indigenous people’s_movements_have led the_way_for_all of_us in calling_for_“governance (that)_must_transcend state-governments' negotiations, to recognize the_rights_of Indigenous Peoples which includes the full_and effective participation in_all_negotiations by Indigenous Peoples'_traditional governments, institutions and organizations._It must also embrace diverse contributions_and inter-cultural_collaboration, recognizing_distinct and valuable contributions from children and youth, women, indigenous peoples_and local communities.”

Hold polluters accountable for_contaminating the shared birthright_of all_peoplesThe_climate change debate_must_include protocols_that address inadequate reporting systems, which would_make it_impossible for the public and regulatory_agencies to monitor current_energy_producers and exact meaningful penalties for_failure to comply.

And lastly, Communities have_the right to create and_implement_new_renewable green technologies at the_local community levelIndigenous knowledge, the experiences_of communities of_color in the developed world and the_developing_world’s non-governmental organizations must be given_the_opportunity to join with scientists and_governments_in_constructing a new system for_producing renewable sources of energy that_restores ecological balance and contributes to healthy vibrant communities_globally.

We join with_the 2009 Anchorage Declaration of_Indigenous_People#_in asserting that:§ Climate change, in the light of the_current global_financial, economic, environmental_and food crises, represents an unprecedented challenge and opportunity for_humanity to transform global economic, political, social,_cultural relations to live in balance with Mother Earth. Reaching climate_equilibrium and justice is inseparable from acknowledging the_historical responsibilities of developed countries while promoting_social equity between and_within_nations, maintaining ecological integrity,