Climate Change Challenges Faced By The Inuit

Describes the impacts of climate change on Inuit communities, including threats to their fragile ecosystem and heritage, and underscores efforts they are undertaking to adapt to climate change.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Ford, Violet
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:unknown
Published: World Bank 2008
Subjects:
chemical contaminants
climate
climate change
decision making
emissions
food availability
food chain
framework convention on climate change
heritage
heritage sites
indigenous peoples
intergovernmental negotiations
negotiations
nutrition
programs
social development
soil
tourists
traditional skills
traditions
inuit
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/4531
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topic chemical contaminants
climate
climate change
decision making
emissions
food availability
food chain
framework convention on climate change
heritage
heritage sites
indigenous peoples
intergovernmental negotiations
negotiations
nutrition
programs
social development
soil
tourists
traditional skills
traditions
spellingShingle chemical contaminants
climate
climate change
decision making
emissions
food availability
food chain
framework convention on climate change
heritage
heritage sites
indigenous peoples
intergovernmental negotiations
negotiations
nutrition
programs
social development
soil
tourists
traditional skills
traditions
Ford, Violet
Climate Change Challenges Faced By The Inuit
topic_facet chemical contaminants
climate
climate change
decision making
emissions
food availability
food chain
framework convention on climate change
heritage
heritage sites
indigenous peoples
intergovernmental negotiations
negotiations
nutrition
programs
social development
soil
tourists
traditional skills
traditions
description Describes the impacts of climate change on Inuit communities, including threats to their fragile ecosystem and heritage, and underscores efforts they are undertaking to adapt to climate change.
format Article in Journal/Newspaper
author Ford, Violet
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author_sort Ford, Violet
title Climate Change Challenges Faced By The Inuit
title_short Climate Change Challenges Faced By The Inuit
title_full Climate Change Challenges Faced By The Inuit
title_fullStr Climate Change Challenges Faced By The Inuit
title_full_unstemmed Climate Change Challenges Faced By The Inuit
title_sort climate change challenges faced by the inuit
publisher World Bank
publishDate 2008
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genre inuit
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