Should the Yukon River be considered a ‘person’ with rights? Some say yes

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May 3, 2025
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It's an idea that already has the support of the Council of Yukon First Nations and Alaska Native people, whose cultures are also intertwined with the river.

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Should the Yukon River be considered a ‘person’ with rights? Some say yes

Should the Yukon River be considered a ‘person’ with rights? Some say yes

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