Drilling for Oil in Alaska, According to Native Alaskans

The video discusses the life of indigenous people in the Arctic, focusing on their traditional oil production methods and the impact of industrialization. It highlights the effects of Greenpeace's campaign against commercial sealing on native communities and the complex relationship between traditional lifestyles and modern economies. The video also addresses the challenges of climate change and the need for a transition to a post-carbon economy, emphasizing the importance of considering local and indigenous perspectives in global debates.

What role did the indigenous people of the Arctic play in oil production?

How did Greenpeace's campaign in the late 1970s affect native Arctic people?

What is the significance of the Willow World Project controversy in relation to local voices?

In what ways do the people on the North Slope depend on oil and gas production?

What challenges do the indigenous people face in transitioning to a post-carbon economy?