Case Studies

Tribal FERST Case Studies can be viewed by Tribal environmental professionals to explore success stories, examples, and processes that Tribal Nations have used to address various issues of environmental concern. Tools, partnerships, and resources used have been written into these case studies so that they can be used by Tribal professionals to address environmental injustices in Tribal communities.

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Aug 05
Penobscot Indian Nation: Penobscot River Basin Health and Environmental Contaminants
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Jul 28
Radon Outreach in Indian Country
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Jul 28
Rock Church Uranium Mine – Navajo Nation
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Jul 28
EPA’s National Priorities: Life Cycle Costs of Water Infrastructure Alternatives (2015)
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Jul 28
Asthma Prevalence indicator
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Jul 28
Allometric Scaling of Terrestrial Wildlife Oral Toxicity Measurements and Comparison of Ecological to Human Health Assessment Contexts
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Mar 08
Northeast Church Rock Mine | US EPA
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Mar 08
Indigenous Communities, Toxics and Environmental Injustice in the Great Lakes Region of North America on Vimeo
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Mar 08
Working with Tribal Partners to Restore Fisheries in Northern Maine | US EPA
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Aug 05
Colorado River Indian Tribe- Chemehuevi Indian Tribe: Floating Vegetated Islands and Traditional Ecological Knowledge for Water Quality Data Collection and Control of Harmful Algae Blooms
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