Climate Change and Food Security in Regional Inuit Centers Summary Project Leader(s) Ford, James Food insecurity is a chronic problem aﬀec ng many Inuit communi es and is likely to predispose Inuit food systems to the - Climate of North America - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Climate Change and Food Security in Regional Inuit Centers Summary Project Leader(s) Ford, James Food insecurity is a chronic problem aﬀec ng many Inuit communi es and is likely to predispose Inuit food systems to the Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-11-02 10:50:39 Open Document File Size: 131,58 KB Share Result on Facebook City Arviat Wilman / Iqaluit / Hamlet / / Company Ford / / Country Canada / / Event Environmental Issue / / Facility University Collaborators / University of Toronto Power / University of Toronto Ford / / IndustryTerm food security / community food programs / food shortages / onal food items / experience chronic food insecurity / Inuit food systems / food insecurity / food systems / food insecure popula / climate change might aﬀect food insecurity / / Organization McGill University / Department of Health / Trent University / University of Toronto Ford / University of Toronto / / Person Marie-Ludivine / / Position Queen / Geographer / / Product Publica / / ProvinceOrState Arviat Wilman / Nunavut / / SocialTag Americas Aboriginal peoples in Canadian territories Aboriginal peoples in Quebec Eskimos Indigenous peoples of North America Food security Vulnerability Social vulnerability Inuit Aboriginal peoples in Canada

Climate Change and Food Security in Regional Inuit Centers Summary Project Leader(s) Ford, James Food insecurity is a chronic problem aﬀec ng many Inuit communi es and is likely to predispose Inuit food systems to the Add to Reading List