Ecocide of Native America: environmental destruction of Indian lands and peoples

1. Native Americans: America's first ecologists.

2. Ecological and spiritual dimensions of the 1680 Pueblo revolt in Colonial New Mexico.

3. Pre-and post-Columbian native ecology: the Yamasees.

4. Navajo ecology and government policy: how many sheep are too many

and why?

5. The Navajos and national sacrifice.

6. Fishing rights: the usual and accustomed places.

7. Akwesasne's toxic turtles.

8. The high cost of uranium.

9. Native American environmental testimonies: the last frontiers of ecocide.

10. Conclusion: Toward liberation of the natural world.