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Gombay-McGill, Katherine. 2016. Climate and Politics Could Test Arctic People: Futurity.

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Type
Literature
Publication
Gombay-McGill, Katherine. 2016. Climate and Politics Could Test Arctic People: Futurity.
Year Published
2016
Organization
Futurity
Description

People in the Arctic appear to have an inherent ability to adapt to climate change, perhaps because they are so used to accepting a climate that is changeable and uncertain. © 2016 Futurity, 01/08/16.

Geography
Alaska
Arctic
Canada.
Website
http://www.futurity.org/arctic-people-climate-change-1087532-2/
Status Check
Updated 3/8/16

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