ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This is Henry Huntington’s presentation for Addressing Local Needs amid Global Attention to the Changing Arctic, At the event, guest speakers share their views on emerging scientific, climate change, and indigenous issues in the Arctic . The relationship between local and global interests will highlighted. Topics include: Indigenous Science: Exchange for Local Observations and Knowledge of the Arctic (ELOKA), Food Security and Climate Ethics, Human Activities and Ecosystems in the Arctic: TUNDRA.
Note: Event podcast is also posted in iTunes. See Addressing Local Needs amid Global Attention to the Changing Arctic—Henry Huntington (0:08-41:06)
Note: Event podcast is also posted in iTunes. See Addressing Local Needs amid Global Attention to the Changing Arctic—Henry Huntington (0:08-41:06)
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