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US offshore mineral extraction in American Samoa waters. / Human rights abuses and deforestation for sugar in West Papua

Earth Matters by 3CR 855AM Community Radio

Aug 16, 2026Arts

Interviewed by Priya Kunjan, Dr Sabrina Suluai-Mahuka, founder of youth-centred environmental organization Finafinau, joins us from Pago Pago to discuss recent progress in the United States government's moves to advance...

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