Indigenous people get first priority to stay. Basically everyone else has to go. Phoenix must be obliterated. The desert should be a desert, not a golf course and alfalfa farm.

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https://apnews.com/article/politics-toronto-arizona-environment-f4b4ad6a0d4dc233fc931c59917c00a6

https://www.npr.org/2022/06/02/1102575257/the-reopening-of-an-uranium-mine-in-arizona-has-indigenous-people-worried

https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2022/04/copper-oak-flat-apache-stronghold-sacred-run-electric-car-batteries-green-energy/

The sovereignty rights of Arizona tribes are constantly under attack: environmentally, politically, economically. Given the other issues caused by Arizona’s climate, it’s the place where literal mass-removal of settlers makes the most sense of anywhere in the US and is certainly the most justifiable.

Is that likely to happen? No, but in the mean time, what I’m arguing for is more Indian sovereignty in Arizona as the best solution to the climate disaster of the state and the only way to right the wrongs of settlement and displacement.

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