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[ad_1] Faced with disproportionately high addiction and death rates during the opioid epidemic, hundreds of Native American tribes reached a $590 million tentative settlement Tuesday with Johnson & Johnson and the nation’s three largest drug distributors. A total of $665 million will be paid out to the tribes, with a $75 million settlement between distributors …
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[ad_1] Hidden in Northern California’s Mendocino County, the 523-acre rugged forest is filled with ghostly stumps of ancient alder trees harvested during a logging that wiped out more than 90 percent of West Coast species. But the nearly 200 acres are still dense with old redwoods freed from logging. The land was a hunting, fishing …
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[ad_1] MOENKOPI, Ariz. — On the dry plateau where the Hopi people have lived for over a thousand years, Robinson Honani pulled his truck to the side of the dirt road and pointed to a carrion. “This is where cows come to die,” said Mr Honani, manager of the Hopi Field Management Office, when he …
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