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Resources Transitions and Tipping Points in Complex Environmental Systems. 2010. Category: Alaska Native Perspectives on Climate Change, Climate Change: Arctic/Alaska and Global Resource Type: PDF Date Posted: 03/01/2010 Beginning with the example of Shismaref, Alaska, the report details steps forward from the statement "We are at a crossroads. The global footprint of humans is such that we are stressing natural and social systems beyond their capacities." LINK (http://www.nsf.gov/geo/ere/ereweb/ac-ere/nsf6895_ere_report_090809.pdf) >> Back to Resources - Home

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