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Indigenous knowledge systems can help solve the problems of climate change

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Type
Literature
Publication
Watson, Teila. 2017. Indigenous knowledge systems can help solve the problems of climate change.
Year Published
2017
Description

Australia is a place so entrenched in the blood of colonialism that it has been unable to even consider listening to what First Nations people have been saying about care for country,

Geography
Australia
Global
International
Website
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jun/02/indigenous-knowledge-syst…

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