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4.4 Climate Change, Key Traditional Food Species and Community Health in the Arctic Summary Project Leader(s) Chan, Laurie Furgal, Christopher
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Document Date: 2009-10-08 10:31:10

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Laval / /

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Dupont / Québec Kativik Regional Government Natural Resources / /

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Canada / /

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Environmental Issue / /

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University of Northern British Columbia / Trent University / Health Research Trent University McGill University University of Northern / McGill University / Building Capacity / /

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food security / food consumption / local food security situations / food / trails network / /

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Nasivvik Centre for Inuit Health and Changing Environments / Kativik Regional Government / McGill University / Trent University McGill University University / University of Northern British Columbia / Trent University / /

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Montréal / Christopher Traditional / Laurie Furgal / Published Lafortune / V / Prowse / Judith Boswell / /

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T. D. / /

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Nunavut / NWT / British Columbia / /

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Environmental Health Perspectives / /

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Northern British Columbia / Northern Quebec / /

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