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Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change Conference to begin tonight

Daily Emerald
May 22, 2012

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Emerald News Radio interviewed Kathy Lynn, co-coordinator for the Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change conference on the event, the impacts of climate change on indigenous cultures, and conflicts in the dialogue between traditional ecological knowledge and western science.

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