State and Local Climate and Energy Program
U.S. EPA Webcast: Tribal Approaches to Address the Changing Climate
On December 11, 2012, U.S. EPA's Office of Atmospheric Programs hosted a webcast, “Tribal Approaches to Address the Changing Climate,” to showcase tribes that are implementing energy conservation, materials recycling, and adaptation programs. View the files below to:
- Learn how Gila River Indian Community and Choctaw Nation are reducing greenhouse gas emissions through recycling and energy efficiency audits.
- Learn how the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin is integrating climate change considerations into its decision-making and water management programs.
- Learn about resources and funding ideas to design and implement climate change programs that may be right for your tribe.
Part 2: Welcome | Beth Craig, U.S. EPA
Podcast (MP3) (3:27, 1.6M)
Part 7: Opportunities for Tribal Engagement in Climate Change Policies and Programs | Kathy Lynn, University of Oregon and Garrit Voggesser, National Wildlife Federation
Podcast (MP3) (28:12, 13.2M) | Presentation (PDF) (16 pp, 1.7M)
Part 10: Q and A Session
Podcast (MP3) (6:33, 3.1M)