The Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe’s rise shows how the climate movement can validate unverified claims of Indigenous identity — with consequences for Indigenous peoples and climate action.
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5 takeaways from our investigation into the ‘ghost’ tribe that got millions in climate funding
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