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Arctic Gwich'in, Utah's Goshute Fight Energy Development

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SourceCode examines the threat to Native people posed by oil drilling and nuclear power: The Gwich'in Steering Committee is fighting to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and a Skull Valley Goshute member expresses her opposition to nuclear waste dumping on her tribe's Utah reservation.

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