Climate Change Impacts on the US: Native Peoples and Native Homelands. Educational Resources

Updated 12 October, 2003

US National Assessment of
the Potential Consequences
of Climate Variability and Change
Educational Resources
Regional Paper: Native Peoples and Native Homelands

For lots of additional information, see the National Assessment's main page on the Native Peoples and Native Homelands "Mega-Region"

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Native American petroglyph

Introduction

Community Development and Tourism

Human Health and Extreme Events

Environmental, Societal, and Economic Impacts

Strategies to Address Potential Impacts on Human Health

Rights to Water

Environmental Impacts

Societal and Economic Impacts

Strategies to Address Potential Impacts on Access to Water Resources

Subsistence Economies

Cultural Sites, Wildlife, and Natural Resources

Environmental Impacts

Social and Economic Impacts

Strategies to Address Potential Impacts on Cultural Sites, Wildlife, and Natural Resources

Conclusion

References

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US National Assessment of the Potential Consequences of Climate Variability and Change Educational Resources Regional Paper: Native Peoples and Native Homelands

US National Assessment of
the Potential Consequences
of Climate Variability and Change
Educational Resources
Regional Paper: Native Peoples and Native Homelands