You don't need to reply. It's also now my bed time, lol.
we'd talk about the larger scale society-wide relevance too (we read your comment as including both personal-scale and wider-scale), if we had anything to really offer other than - yes!
You have encouraged me, so I'm more likely to share knowledge again another time. That's a positive action for both of us.
Indigenous people's water rights are basic to their survival, and I suspect our survival too. I don't know much about North America beyond individual cases I've been told about by Native / First Nations friends, but communities elsewhere are made to compete for their own water with incoming industries and tourists so indigenous water rights are a significant issue, yes.
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Date: 2017-08-04 09:54 pm (UTC)we'd talk about the larger scale society-wide relevance too (we read your comment as including both personal-scale and wider-scale), if we had anything to really offer other than - yes!
You have encouraged me, so I'm more likely to share knowledge again another time. That's a positive action for both of us.
Indigenous people's water rights are basic to their survival, and I suspect our survival too. I don't know much about North America beyond individual cases I've been told about by Native / First Nations friends, but communities elsewhere are made to compete for their own water with incoming industries and tourists so indigenous water rights are a significant issue, yes.