An international partnership of environmental, social justice groups, and Indigenous Peoples

Our mission is to seek justice for the people and environments impacted by hydro-electric energy development and to promote energy conservation and ensure truly renewable energy alternatives to hydro-electricity.

Our goals are:

To seek remediation of past environmental, social/economic damage and

To promote truly renewable energy and energy conservation alternatives to hydro-electric power.

To promote full cost accounting, independent risk analysis including the social, economic and environmental costs of previous, existing and potential hydro projects; and

To educate the U.S. and Canadian consumers of hydro-electric power of the cumulative effects of hydro production on Indigenous Peoples and other affected communities.

Specifically, we call on:

Manitoba Hydro to honor all existing agreements with and commitments to Indigenous Peoples: Including the Northern Flood Agreement and other agreements.

The Government of Canada and the Province of Manitoba to conduct a, joint and or federal, full panel review of the impacts of the entire Manitoba Hydro Project, including previous, existing and proposed projects.

The Government of Canada to conduct a full environmental review of the impacts of all integrated hydro projects in Canada.

The Government of Manitoba to fulfill all of its existing policies and environmental commitments; especially for protection of its boreal forest natural regions.

Energy Justice Alliance Members

Canada

Anishinaabe Turtle Island Protectors

Boreal Forest Network

Manitoba Wildlands

Displaced Residents of South Indian Lake - more about South Indian Lake

Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation Nelson House Justice Seekers

Nitaskenan - Keepers of South Indian Lake

Valhalla Wilderness Society

United States

Fresh Energy

Honor the Earth

Minnesota Witness for Environmental Justice (MWEJ)

North American Water Office (NAWO)

Save Our Unique Lands (SOUL)

Sierra Club North Star Chapter