First Nations communities grapple with the same challenges but often present alternative approaches worthy of exploration. This RSS page provides a scan of work being done in this space or context for information purposes. All work (science-based or traditional) needs to be looked at critically. The source of the work should be considered secondary to the body of evidence supporting the arguments made in the work.
- by Jim Bronskill, The Canadian PressThe memo says groundwater aquifers are unmapped in some parts of the country even though almost one in three Canadians rely on them for clean water, and fresh water ecosystems in Canada are under stress.
- by Sharon SteinClimate change has been accelerated, in large part, by technologies developed at universities.
- by Joy ChiangOver the past decade, Indigenous farmers in Taiwan have worked to revive a nearly forgotten crop: oil millet.
- by Michael SimireThe conference of parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, under whose aegis the global climate debate is formulated has increasingly become characterised by a troubling contradiction. While governments and corporations proclaim commitments to climate action, the very […]
- by MongabayWorld Kangaroo Day celebrates the iconic Australian animal and the special place it has in the country’s environment and First Nations cultures.
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- by Nepal NewsTURKIYE: Minister for Agriculture, Forests, and Environment, Geeta Chaudhary, has pledged to strongly advocate for the protection of the rights, identity, culture, and ancestral territories of Indigenous communities affected by climate change. Speaking at a discussion organized here today by […]
- by KhabarhubANTALYA: Minister for Agriculture, Forests and Environment Geeta Chaudhary has pledged to strongly advocate for the protection of the rights, identity, culture and ancestral lands of Indigenous communities affected by climate change. Speaking at a discussion organised by the Nepal […]
- by GorakhaPatraSpeaking at a discussion organized here today by the Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN) on the sidelines of COP-31, Minister Chaudhary emphasized that the impact of climate change and disaster on the territories, culture, and traditional lifestyles of Indigenous […]
- by GorakhaPatraSpeaking at a discussion organized here today by the Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN) on the sidelines of COP-31, Minister Chaudhary emphasized that the impact of climate change and disaster on the territories, culture, and traditional lifestyles of Indigenous […]
- by KiripostA free public arts festival in Kampong Thom will bring artists, Indigenous communities and residents together to explore climate change, river heritage and environmental resilience through exhibitions, installations and cultural activities
- by Joseph LeeAs climate disasters mount, Indigenous advocates are pushing governments to deliver on commitments made at previous global climate summits.
- by Streamline NewsroomPortugal logged 1,630 storm incidents and is forecast more heavy rain from Sunday, after a shutdown debate over forecasts that outran the weather.
- by Streamline NewsroomFirst Nations delegations are pressing COP31 for direct climate finance and a central role for Indigenous knowledge, as Australia leads the formal negotiations.
- by Streamline NewsroomA UN Democracy Fund grant of 198,000 dollars is training 200 women near Jos for climate adaptation and resource-conflict roles through June 2028.