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Affected Communities: Human Dimensions of Climate Change - Figuring Sea Level Rise

10/14/2013; 88 minutes

Michael Williams, Chief of the Yupiit Nation, Akiak, Alaska, Kalei Nu'uhiwa, Hawai'ian, Researcher & Curriculum developer, and
Roberta Reyes Cordero, Coastal Chumash, Santa Barbara California discuss the human dimensions of risks and concerns of indigenous communities. Moderated by Georgiana Valoyce-Sanchez, Elder, Governing council of the Barbareno Chumash Council. (#25548)

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