Titlebook: Community Adaptation and Vulnerability in Arctic Regions; Grete K. Hovelsrud,Barry Smit Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 201

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Vulnerability and Adaptation in Two Communities in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region,torm events that have damaged buildings and roads in the past. A prominent difference in the capacity of these communities to deal with climate-related exposure-sensitivities is the diversity of their economies and extent to which they rely on subsistence harvesting. This comparison provides insight

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Vulnerability of Community Infrastructure to Climate Change in Nunavut: A Case Study From Arctic Band sewage distribution, the construction of shoreline protection, and the construction of drainage diversion and control channels. Risks of using trail networks are moderated by traditional knowledge of trail conditions. Climate change will increase exposure-sensitivity of trail networks and hard in

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,‘Translating’ Vulnerability at the Community Level: Case Study From the Russian North,to introduce specific requirements to improve travel safety were not successful. In most cases the cause of ultimate project failure was not only insufficient consideration of local natural environmental conditions or limited funds, often the new projects or new technologies failed to take into acco

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Local Effects of Global Climate Change: Differential Experiences of Sheep Farmers and Reindeer Herdies and local adaptation strategies to changing conditions influencing these livelihoods. We present a preliminary analysis of the linkages between future climate trends and the adaptive capacity of the local animal husbandries. Our main focus is on the four recent years of extensive moth larvae out

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ditional emphasis on glaciology and sea ice circulation. As such, they excluded socio-economic disciplines and polar indigenous people, often deliberately, except for limited ethnographic and natural history co978-94-007-9830-4978-90-481-9174-1