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"Slow Industrial Genocide"

November 23, 2008

"Slow Industrial Genocide"

Mike Mercredi from Fort Chipewyan speaks about the impacts of the tar sands

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Mike Mercredi from Fort Chipewyan, speaks about the impacts of the tar sands on his community.

Live from Everyone's Downstream II, Edmonton, Alberta.
November 23, 2008.

21 minutes, applause intro and outro.


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