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Indigenous Environmental Knowledge and Climate Change Adaptation

Burkett, Maxine - 2014

the Pacific, an appeal to indigenous environmental knowledge (IEK) is also emerging. This chapter explores the possible …

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Are Climate Change Policies Fair to Vulnerable Communities? The Impact of British Columbia's Carbon Tax and Australia's Carbon Pricing Proposal on Indigenous Communities

Bubna-Litic, Karen; Chalifour, Nathalie J. - 2014

This paper examines the question of fairness in the design of much needed carbon pricing policies. We evaluate the impact of the B.C. carbon tax and the proposed Australian carbon pricing proposal on indigenous communities, and offer a comparative analysis of carbon taxes and emissions trading...

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Are Climate Change Policies Fair to Vulnerable Communities? The Impact of British Columbia’s Carbon Tax and Australia’s Carbon Pricing Proposal on Indigenous Communities

Chalifour, Nathalie J.; Bubna-Litic, Karen - 2013

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Blurring global epistemic boundaries : the emergence of traditional knowledge in environmental governance

López-Rivera, Andrés - 2020

In the wake of the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, 'traditional knowledge' became a recurring theme in global … environmental governance. The emergence of traditional knowledge in a governance field marked by global science begs the following … knowledge whose attributes are valuable for governing the global environment? This paper aims to grapple with this question by …

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Climate Change, Endangered Environment and Vulnerable Aboriginals of India – A Critical Study

Sankar Bandyopadhyay, Gouri - 2019

The severe effects of unprecedented climate change are justifiably considered a serious threat to human civilization in general and tribal-rural or aboriginal population in particular. The crisis has been identified globally but its consistently negative effects on indigenous people of the...

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Climate Change, Sustainability, and Globalization : Charting the Future of Indigenous Environmental Self-Determination

Tsosie, Rebecca A. - 2013

This article explores indigenous peoples' claims to "sustainability" and "self-determination" in an era where the global community faces challenges that could dramatically alter the natural world, most vividly illustrated by the problem of climate change. Although we constitute a "global...

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