As Long as the Rivers Run: Hydroelectric Development and Native Communities
James B. Waldram examines hydroelectric development and its relationship with Native communities. Focusing on the social dimensions of large-scale energy projects, this study offers a thoughtful perspective on Indigenous experience, community change, and the broader consequences of transforming rivers for energy production.
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As Long as the Rivers Run examines hydroelectric development in relation to Native communities.
The book considers the social and community dimensions of large-scale energy projects.
James B. Waldram presents a focused study of development, Native experience, and the lasting significance of rivers and resource use.
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