Revolt: A Tale Of Two Tribes
On the High Plains, one tribe says it hopes to build a new economy on clean energy, while another doubles down on coal.
LEARN MOREDebriefing 'Revolt': Why Native American Tribes Need Capital
Reporter Zach Toombs and producer Kate Grumke talk about obstacles to economic growth that native tribes on the High Plains face.
Debriefing 'Revolt': Why Native American Tribes Need Capital
Newsy / Kevin Clancy
November 7, 2017
On the High Plains, one tribe says it hopes to build a new economy on clean energy, while another doubles down on coal.
In this debrief after the fourth episode of Newsy's series "Revolt," reporter Zach Toombs and producer Kate Grumke explore some of the obstacles to economic growth that native tribes on the High Plains face.
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