Impacts of Canadian hydropower on Indigenous communities in Canada and on Maine’s environment
Channel: Sierra Club Maine
Date: 2020-09-23

On Sept 22, 2020, Sierra Club Maine hosted a Community Conversation via zoom regarding the impacts of Canadian hydropower on Indigenous communities in Canada and on Maine’s environment
Featuring speakers: 
- Meg Sheehan, Coordinator of NAMRA and NECEC Corridor Moderator
- Amy Norman (Nunatsiavummiuk of Nunatsiavut, Inuit) Labrador Land Protector 
- Members from Labrador Land Protectors
- Jeff Reardon, Maine Chapter Trout Unlimited.
- Steve Brooke, Retired State employee, a Registered Maine Guide an Coordinator of the Kennebec Coalition
Register here: https://act.sierraclub.org/events/details...
These Zoom Conversations are in memory of Boyce Richardson who passed away in March, 27, 2020 after a life long career as a journalist, author, and video producer exposing social, legal and environmental injustices perpetrated by the Quebec government and its Crown Corporation, Hydro Quebec in their effort to export power for profit. Richardson’s book, Strangers Devour the Land, The Plot to Drown the North Woods (1972) (A Sierra Club battlebook) and subsequent books and films are intimate looks at the destruction and environmental injustices perpetrated on the land and aboriginal people