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2008-09-01
Halvaksz, Jamon Alex, Young-Leslie, Heather E.
, and environmental protection, the work of key persons imbricated in both global and local positions has been elided. In this article, we propose a theory of “ecographers” as individuals particularly positioned to relate an indigenous epistemology of the local environment with reference to traditional
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2023-09-12
living and working in those spaces, with special attention to vulnerable groups, such as Indigenous and marginalized communities. Our primary objectives are to 1) co-produce directly applicable knowledge to facilitate local climate adaptation planning that prioritizes justice and wellbeing; 2) generate
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2023-01-01
mind. This meant it was used not to colonize Indigenous cultures or spaces but to control and protect the company’s overseas resources and support corporate relations in London. Even when this use changed in the early 1800s as baptism and religious education was offered to mixed-ancestry children of
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Local and Traditional Knowledge Indicators for Tracking Socio-Ecological Changes in Inuvialuit Fishing Livelihoods
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Vazquez, Iria Heredia; Hynes, Kristin; Wesche, Sonia
greater extent Indigenous communities in the ISR?
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2024-10-01
research from the book titled "Fit to be Canadian? The Recreation Industrial Complex in Canada," the module will include 16 interrelated lessons. Collectively, these lessons will provide a re-reading of recreation/sport history by demonstrating how Indigenous genocide, racist immigration policy, and
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Towards an Analytical Framework for Assessing Property Rights to Natural Resources: A Case Study int he Communal Areas of Zimbabwe
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Luckert, Martin K., Kundhlande, G.
likely to fail on others; and that the evolution of indigenous tenure to natural resources seems to have been somewhat immune from external changes in institutional systems. Prospects for further theoretical and empirical advances are discussed within the context of the property rights framework
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2020-06-01
Karsgaard, Carrie; Mackay, Mackenzie; Catholique, Alexandria
., Dehcho in Slavey, Nagwichoonjik in Gwich’in, and Kuukpak in Inuvialuktun), and it has been key to the survival of Indigenous Peoples in the North for thousands of years. The river basin stretches across large parts of western Canada and is home to more than 400,000 people (as of 2001), 10% of whom are
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Chemical and Biological Oxidation of Naphthenic Acids - where Stoichiometry, Kinetics and Thermodynamics Meet
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OSPW that require remediation. NAs have been shown to be the main contributor to toxicity in OSPW, as well NAs corrode the process infrastructure. Investigations on the role of indigenous microorganisms in tailings ponds address their positive effect in removal of NAs. However, a consistent
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Evaluating the Biogeochemical and Geotechnical Behavior of Oil Sands Tailings in Pit Lakes and Mitigating Pit Lake Turbidity with Biofilms
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pit lakes using mudline biofilms that were made up of diverse microbial communities indigenous to oil sands tailings. Mudline biofilms were grown on FFT that was capped with water in 1 L jars. Biofilms reduced turbidity generation by up to 99% during physical mixing experiments, depending on the