Titlebook: Old Ways for New Days; Indigenous Survival Melissa Nursey-Bray,Robert Palmer,Lun Yin Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2022 The Author(s) 2022 Indigenous peopl

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Do Not Forget the Dreaming: Communicating Climate Change and Adaptation, Insights from Australia,change. A wide range of adaptation mechanisms have been implemented which are nonetheless, as in the United States, inextricably connected to an ongoing legacy of colonial invasion. Indigenous adaptation in Australia is more than responding to climate change, but an ever-continuing adaptation to col

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Old Ways for New Days,ell as in practice. Western scientists and policy makers need to work together effectively with Indigenous peoples to not only respond to climate change both on their territories and places they live. Further, in order for Indigenous knowledge to more broadly contribute to adaptation per se, convent

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-97826-6Indigenous peoples; Climate change; Adaptation strategies; Environmental management; Indigenous knowledg

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Old Ways for New Days978-3-030-97826-6Series ISSN 2213-784X Series E-ISSN 2213-7858

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Responding to Climate Change: Why Does It Matter? The Impacts of Climate Change,This chapter provides an overview of the factors that drive Indigenous experience with climate change to explain why it matters. We provide examples of the wide range of impacts that Indigenous peoples are experiencing, including impacts on Indigenous knowledge, spirituality and culture, health and socio-economic circumstances.

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Ethnic Minorities, Traditional Livelihoods and Climate Change in China, to adapt to climate change. Using their traditional knowledge, ethnic minorities in China have been building contemporary community-based plans that are suitable for each individual geographical location.

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