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Producer/Host: Amy Browne Bangor City Council votes to recognize Indigenous People’s Day and approves a proposal “Urging the United States Congress to enact a Revenue Neutral Carbon Tax and Dividend” We take you to last night’s meeting of the Bangor City Council to listen in on the testimony from tribal council member Maulian Dana Smith, Chief Kirk Francis and others, and the council’s discussion and vote on these two issues. On today’s program you’ll also hear Maulian Dana Smith’s testimony in support of Indigenous People’s Day at Bangor’s Government Operations Committee Meeting earlier in the month, and some background on the Carbon Dividend issue from a 2015 edition of this program. Special thanks to the folks at www.townhallstreams.com Some of the audio in today’s program was recorded by them and used with their permission. Maine Currents- independent local news, views and culture, every Tuesday at 4pm on WERU-FM and weru.org
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