Title | Northern issues, science gaps and recommendations |
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Author | GRID-Arendal |
Source | Coastal and offshore permafrost rapid response assessment; by GRID-Arendal; 2020 p. 1 Open Access |
Links | Online - En ligne
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Year | 2020 |
Alt Series | Natural Resources Canada, Contribution Series 20200663 |
Publisher | United Nations Environment Programme |
Document | Web site |
Lang. | English |
Media | on-line; digital |
Related | This publication is related to the following
publications |
File format | html; pdf |
Province | Northern offshore region; Northwest Territories; Yukon |
NTS | 97; 98; 107; 117 |
Area | Banks Island; Mackenzie River; Beaufort Sea; Alaska; Canada; United States of America; Russian Federation |
Lat/Long WENS | -170.0000 -120.0000 80.0000 68.0000 |
Subjects | surficial geology/geomorphology; environmental geology; Nature and Environment; Science and Technology; permafrost; coastal environment; coastal studies; coastal management; coastal erosion; ice
thicknesses; cumulative effects; Climate change; Northern studies |
Illustrations | location maps |
Program | Public
Safety Geoscience Plate Boundary Earthquakes |
Program | Environmental
Geoscience Arctic impacts |
Program | Climate Change Geoscience Coastal Infrastructure |
Released | 2020 10 13 |
Abstract | (Summary) Indigenous people have lived and thrived for millennia along the Arctic coast. They are presently experiencing the dramatic effects of climate change in real-time and are voicing
alarm. They are conveying their concerns through numerous agencies including the Arctic Council, national and sub-national governments, local community councils and Indigenous governments and agencies.
The Rapid Response Assessment (RRA)
examines urgent research needs that have been identified by Arctic peoples and those most affected by changes occurring along Arctic coastlines. Within the context of a warming Arctic, it also considers permafrost processes that may have feedbacks at
a global scale. The goal is to establish guidance on research needs and to provide a vision of a path forward to address these needs. |
GEOSCAN ID | 327937 |
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