Indigenous peoples have much to teach us about sustainability, even in space

Jah discusses indigenous peoples have much to teach us about sustainability, even in space. The time-honored traditions of Native American tribes, the Kanaka Maoli of Hawaii, the Aboriginal people of Australia and others demonstrate the power of traditional ecological knowledge, or TEK. This term is...

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Published in:Aerospace America 2023-07, Vol.61 (7), p.64
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