Weather and climate extremes: Pacemakers of adaptation?

Weather and climate extremes might propel adaptation both to a stable climate and its characteristic extremes, as well as to underlying changes, if they reveal vulnerabilities, cause damage, and make slow change more noticeable.In theory, extremes act as focusing events that overcome barriers to adaptation and accelerate policy responses.This pace-

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A Comparative Policy Analysis of Wild Food Policies Across Ontario, Northwest Territories, and Yukon Territory, Canada

Access to and availability of food harvested from the land (called traditional food, country food, or wild food) are critical to food security and food sovereignty of Indigenous People.These foods can be particularly difficult to access for those living in urban environments.We ask: what policies are involved in the regulation of traditional/countr

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