Environmental questions are seldom simple. A little publicized fight over hydro-electric power in Manitoba is a classic example. Dams built over the last three decades have caused irrevocable change the Manitoba landscape and destroyed the traditional lifestyle of Cree Indians living in the area. Now the demand for electricity is increasing, and one of Manitoba Hydro's biggest customers Northern States Power is considering a new contract. There's a possibility of new dams. Some of the Cree people are campaigning for the removal of hydro power and have enlisted Minnesota activists to help: but as Minnesota Public Radio's Mary Stucky reports they are opposed by members of their own tribe, who say the future lies in embracing the new projects.