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Whyte, K.P 2014. “A Concern About Shifting Interactions between Indigenous and Nonindigenous...

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Type
Literature
Publication
Whyte, K.P 2014. “A Concern About Shifting Interactions between Indigenous and Nonindigenous Parties in U.S. Climate Adaptation Contexts.” Interdisciplinary Environmental Review 15 (2/3): 114-133.
Year Published
2014
Category Taxonomy
Climate justice
Environmental Justice
treaty rights
indigenous peoples
tribal jurisdiction
Climate Change Adaptation
indigenous resilience
indigenous sustainability
tribe
indigenous
Geography
US
Canada
Website
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