Vulnerability to Climate Change in Arctic Canada: The Vulnerability Approach and Case Studies from Inuit Communities in Nunavut: Amazon.co.uk: James Ford: Books

There is strong evidence that climate change is underway in the Arctic, with implications for Canada's Inuit population. This book investigates vulnerability to climate change among Inuit communities in the Canadian territory of Nunavut. It begins by deve.

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Published: Adaptation aux changements climatiques / RADAR 2010
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title_short Vulnerability to Climate Change in Arctic Canada: The Vulnerability Approach and Case Studies from Inuit Communities in Nunavut: Amazon.co.uk: James Ford: Books
title_full Vulnerability to Climate Change in Arctic Canada: The Vulnerability Approach and Case Studies from Inuit Communities in Nunavut: Amazon.co.uk: James Ford: Books
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title_sort vulnerability to climate change in arctic canada: the vulnerability approach and case studies from inuit communities in nunavut: amazon.co.uk: james ford: books
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