Jon Waterman Documents Arctic Climate Crisis in 'Into the Thaw'
KQED's Forum
Indigenous Resilience in a Changing Climate
This chapter examines the profound effects of climate change on indigenous communities in low-lying areas and the Arctic, emphasizing their vulnerability despite minimal contributions to greenhouse gas emissions. It highlights the alarming rise of wildfires and changing ecosystems, impacting keystone species like caribou and altering the region's landscape. Personal narratives and expert insights underscore the urgent need for awareness and advocacy, particularly for marginalized communities facing unprecedented environmental challenges.
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