Indigenous Peoples and climate-induced relocation in Latin America and the Caribbean: managed retreat as a tool or a threat?

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences, July 2021

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Senza affrontare ora i temi correlati (conoscenza dell'ambiente dei popoli nativi e situazioni socio-economiche sfavorevoli) occorre iniziare a pensare anche ad un altro problema imminente: la migrazione climatica. Allego un esempio https://t.co/F5bu6ev…

Climate-induced relocation is expected to become an adaptive response for one sector of the society that is otherwise already in a vulnerable situation and often living in remote areas, that is, Indigenous Peoples. 📸 Keithia Grant https://t.co/h9NyLR…

RT @beaifp: Super happy with our latest research on #ClimateMigration and #managedretreat, just published with @SpringerNature in JESS. Th…

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