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Archives for July 2014

20 Years Later, Legacy of a Deadly Colorado Wildfire Endures

July 6, 2014 By John Dougherty Leave a Comment

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John N. Maclean

for National Geographic

Published July 4, 2014

Twenty years ago, at 4 p.m. on July 6, a wave of flame swept along a ridge on Colorado’s Storm King Mountain, killed 14 firefighters, and became a benchmark for wildland firefighting with repercussions that continue to this day.

On Sunday, firefighters from across the nation will gather at the site of what became known as the 1994 South Canyon Fire, about seven miles west of the resort town of Glenwood Springs in central Colorado, to mark the anniversary and take stock of its legacy.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/07/140704-south-canyon-wildfire-colorado-wildlands-fire/

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Yarnell Hill Chapter VIII

July 3, 2014 By John Dougherty 1,026 Comments

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Please begin Chapter IX that is posted at the top of the home page and the Yarnell Hill page. Thanks to everyone for continuing to analyze the Yarnell Hill Fire.

Chapter I, Chapter II, Chapter II supplement, Chapter III, Chapter IV, Chapter V, Chapter VI and  Chapter VII.

Filed Under: Current Investigations, Yarnell Hill Fire

Western Science vs. Native Science – Cultural Imperialism

July 2, 2014 By Investigative Media Leave a Comment

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vernon-masayesva1Vernon Masayesva, Founder and Director Black Mesa Trust

Western science operates by taking things apart and analyzing the pieces.  This reductive process has produced enormously important technological and medical advances.  Because of the scientific method, Western science appears able to control the environment and provide greater human comfort, and its successes sometimes make it appear infallible.

Native science operates by observing the whole and the interaction of the parts.  This method, also an organized belief system, has sustained Native peoples and cultures for millennia against nearly overwhelming odds.  But, because of this world view, traditional peoples often find themselves ill-prepared to protect their own best interest. [Read more…]

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