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Honouring indigenous treaty rights for climate justice

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posted on 2024-03-12, 17:08 authored by C.S. Mantyka-Pringle, C.N. Westman, Andrew KythreotisAndrew Kythreotis, D.W. Schindler

Expansion of the oil sands industry in Canada has caused land destruction and social friction. Canada could become a leader in climate governance by honouring treaty commitments made with indigenous peoples.

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  • Department of Geography (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Nature Climate Change

Volume

5

Issue

9

Pages/Article Number

798-801

Publisher

Nature Publishing Group

ISSN

1758678X

Date Submitted

2018-11-27

Date Accepted

2015-01-01

Date of First Publication

2015-01-01

Date of Final Publication

2015-01-01

Date Document First Uploaded

2018-11-06

ePrints ID

34058

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