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Northern Canada facing the climate change challenge in practical, culturally meaningful ways

  • The threat of climate change to property and infrastructure has become increasingly apparent to Canadians. With increasing intensity and frequency, forest fires and floods
Opinion | BY ADAM FISER, KAITLYN RATHWELL, SOHA KNEEN | June 5, 2019
Climate change has visible impacts, such as the disturbing of the migratory patterns of subsistence species like caribou, but there are intangible challenges as well for northern and remote communities to deal with. Flickr photograph by peupleloup

Northern Canada facing the climate change challenge in practical, culturally meaningful ways

Opinion | BY ADAM FISER, KAITLYN RATHWELL, SOHA KNEEN | June 5, 2019
  • The threat of climate change to property and infrastructure has become increasingly apparent to Canadians. With increasing intensity and frequency, forest fires and floods

Northern Canada facing the climate change challenge in practical, culturally meaningful ways

Opinion | BY ADAM FISER, KAITLYN RATHWELL, SOHA KNEEN | June 5, 2019
  • The threat of climate change to property and infrastructure has become increasingly apparent to Canadians. With increasing intensity and frequency, forest fires and floods
Climate change has visible impacts, such as the disturbing of the migratory patterns of subsistence species like caribou, but there are intangible challenges as well for northern and remote communities to deal with. Flickr photograph by peupleloup
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