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Conference at Haskell explores how climate change affects American Indians

Type
Literature
Publication
Sheperd, Sara. Conference at Haskell explores how climate change affects American Indians. Lawrence Journal-World. 2016.
Year Published
2016
Organization
Lawrence Journal-World
Description

Indigenous scholars and stakeholders from across the United States are convened at Haskell Indian Nations University this week for a conference on climate change. "Climate Changed: Reflections on Our Past, Present and Future Situation" is the title of the gathering of the Indigenous Peoples Climate Change Working Group, which was established 10 years ago at Haskell

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