Indigenous, local, and traditional knowledge systems and practices, including Indigenous Peoples’ holistic view of community and environment, are a major resource for adapting to climate change, but ...

Climate change presents a pervasive threat to the health ... prior and informed consent of indigenous peoples and local communities and to draw on their traditional knowledge and ocean stewardship.

Here are four ways extreme weather is changing the traditional American summer ... Emma Pattee wrote at The Atlantic. "But as climate change makes summer hotter and hotter, some of the season's ...

That allows them to pass that knowledge along to young people—who can learn to value their roots and be inspired to fight the effects of climate change in the future. “We need to balance science ...

Faith-based organisations and climate experts have called for a unified and ethical approach to climate justice, linking it closely with land, water, and food security. The call came at a conference ...

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Republic of the Marshall Islands President Hilda C. Heine will deliver the keynote address Friday at the University of Guam's ...

A team from NHK's London Bureau recently travelled to Greenland, where climate change is putting the locals and their traditional livelihoods on thin ice. Greenland is the largest noncontinental ...

“The communication of climate change science is a highly politicized issue ... implementing risk management strategies, or relying on traditional knowledge. Growers’ decisions to adapt are dependent ...