As Long as Grass Grows explores the complex relationship between Native Americans and environmental justice, examining how indigenous communities have historically interacted with the land and the contemporary challenges they face. Dina Gilio-Whitaker draws on historical events, personal narratives, and case studies to illustrate the integral role that Native voices play in environmental movements. The book emphasizes the importance of traditional ecological knowledge and advocates for the recognition of indigenous rights in discussions surrounding environmental policy and activism. Through her compelling storytelling, Gilio-Whitaker highlights the ongoing struggle for land sovereignty and the urgent need for a more inclusive approach to environmental justice that respects and incorporates indigenous perspectives.