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Aquatic ecology --- Hazardous wastes --- Pollution --- Water --- Montana --- Warm Springs Creek --- Warm Springs Creek (Mont.)
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Field notes --- Mammalogy --- Ornithology --- Bath --- United States --- Virginia --- Warm Springs
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Mines and mineral resources --- Warm Springs Wilderness (Ariz.) --- Arizona
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Springs --- Hot springs --- Mineral waters. --- Warm Springs (Ga.) --- Georgia. --- Georgia
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Self-determination [National ] --- Passamaquoddy Indians --- Choctaw Indians --- Warm Springs Confederation --- Ak-Chin indians
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"My Name is LaMoosh is the life story of Warm Springs Tribal Elder Linda Meanus. She grew up with her grandma Flora Thompson and grandpa Chief Tommy Thompson near Celilo Falls, a mighty fishery on the Columbia that was flooded in 1957 by the construction of The Dalles Dam. Linda persevered through this historic trauma and life's challenges to teach young people about the Indigenous ways of the Columbia River. Intended for early readers to learn more about Native American history through a first-hand account, the book is also a reminder that Indigenous people continue to maintain a cultural connection to the land and river that gave them their identity. My Name is LaMoosh includes fact boxes that provide historical, cultural, and environmental context for Linda's personal story. Hundreds of books exist about Lewis and Clark and their journey of "discovery." This book balances our understanding of American history with the long-neglected voices of Indigenous people. Linda's story is not just about historic trauma but also about resilience, perseverance, and reciprocity"--
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Just after her eleventh birthday, Susan Richards Shreve was sent to the sanitarium at Warm Springs, Georgia. The polio haven, famously founded by FDR, was "a perfect setting in time and place and strangeness for a hospital of crippled children." During Shreve's two year stay, the Salk vaccine would be discovered, ensuring that she would be among the last Americans to have suffered childhood polio. At Warm Springs, Shreve found herself in a community of similarly afflicted children, and for the first time she was one of the gang. Away from her fiercely protective mother, she became a feisty tro
Poliomyelitis --- Health resorts --- Patients --- Shreve, Susan Richards --- Roosevelt, Franklin D. --- Health. --- Homes and haunts. --- Georgia Warm Springs Foundation.
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