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Climate Change and Black Carbon--What it means for Tribes and what you can do

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Type
Literature
Publication
ITEP. 2013. Climate Change and Black Carbon: What it means for Tribes and what you can do.
Year Published
2013
Organization
ITEP, Northern Arizona University
Description

Details the effects of Black carbon on tribes and the Arctic region. Specifically outlines how black carbon interacts with global temperatures and precipitation patterns. Suggests altenrnative options for the reduction of BC emissions.

Geography
United States
National
Global
Arctic
Website
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kahwgfmjzbelbj0/BlackCarbon_US.pdf?dl=0

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