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#debhaaland showcases inspiring stories and activism related to Deb Haaland, the first Native American cabinet member. It highlights environmental justice, indigenous rights, and representation, empowering voices for change and equality.

Deb Haaland on Biden's efforts to preserve public land and recognize Indigenous history One of the legacies President Biden leaves behind when he exits the White House is his record on conserving and protecting the country’s public lands and water. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland played a key role in implementing Biden's policies over four years. Amna Nawaz spoke with Haaland about her achievements. #pbsnewshour #pbsnews #newshour #government #news #biden #joebiden #haaland #debhaaland #publicland #indigenoushistory #indigenouspeople #whitehouse #indigenous #conservation #water #land

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland has spent part of her time in the Biden administration listening to what environmental and Indigenous activists want the government to do about climate change. As Haaland, the first Native American Cabinet secretary, prepares to leave office, she told PBS News’ Amna Nawaz that “the time is now” to continue on the fight against climate change, which includes transitioning to clean energy and listening to Indigenous voices about land management. “It's pretty certain that the climate crisis has caused irreparable damage in so many of these communities,” Haaland said. During the Biden administration, the Interior Department launched hundreds of co-stewardship agreements with tribes across the country for managing public lands. “People want their grandchildren to experience the beautiful world that people are experiencing today,” Haaland said. “This is a call from people across the country and certainly from our nation's Indian tribes” to continue to move forward. #pbsnewshour #pbsnews #newshour #haaland #debhaaland #indigenous #indigenouspeople #nativeamerican #climatechange #climatecrisis #environment

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland has spent part of her time in the Biden administration listening to what environmental and Indigenous activists want the government to do about climate change. As Haaland, the first Native American Cabinet secretary, prepares to leave office, she told PBS News’ Amna Nawaz that “the time is now” to continue on the fight against climate change, which includes transitioning to clean energy and listening to Indigenous voices about land management. “It's pretty certain that the climate crisis has caused irreparable damage in so many of these communities,” Haaland said. During the Biden administration, the Interior Department launched hundreds of co-stewardship agreements with tribes across the country for managing public lands. “People want their grandchildren to experience the beautiful world that people are experiencing today,” Haaland said. “This is a call from people across the country and certainly from our nation's Indian tribes” to continue to move forward. #pbsnewshour #pbsnews #newshour #haaland #debhaaland #indigenous #indigenouspeople #nativeamerican #climatechange #climatecrisis #environment

Such a strong leader and Indigenous woman. I can’t express my pride and gratitude enough for what she has accomplished and overcome. I also had to add in some photos from recent years bc she’s a beautiful woman and timeless baddie ❤️🪶❤️ #nativetiktok #ndnreginageorge #nativewomen #debhaaland #secretaryhaaland @DebHaalandNM

Such a strong leader and Indigenous woman. I can’t express my pride and gratitude enough for what she has accomplished and overcome. I also had to add in some photos from recent years bc she’s a beautiful woman and timeless baddie ❤️🪶❤️ #nativetiktok #ndnreginageorge #nativewomen #debhaaland #secretaryhaaland @DebHaalandNM

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