Impact of global climate change on the living conditions of small indigenous peoples of the Russian Arctic

The article studies the current problems of the indigenous peoples of the Russian Arctic in the context of global warming. The main existing threats include both food and infrastructure issues, as well as problems of economic activity and health care. Against the background of global warming associated with an increase in the average annual temperature, there is a high probability that the above problems will only intensify and significantly affect all life support systems of the indigenous peoples of the Russian Arctic. Special attention is given to existing public and private initiatives, as well as proposed methods of adaptation and mitigation of the effects of global warming on indigenous peoples, including support for traditional knowledge and practices, sustainable use of natural resources and infrastructure improvements.

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Post-Soviet Issues
Published
2024-11-21
DOI
https://doi.org/10.24975/2313-8920-202411-3-212-221
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Indigenous Studies and Ecology
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Impact of global climate change on the living conditions of small indigenous peoples of the Russian Arctic

Горлова Анна Вячеславовна
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Post-Soviet Issues
Indigenous Studies and Ecology
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Impact of global climate change on the living conditions of small indigenous peoples of the Russian Arctic

Горлова Анна Вячеславовна
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Abstract

The article studies the current problems of the indigenous peoples of the Russian Arctic in the context of global warming. The main existing threats include both food and infrastructure issues, as well as problems of economic activity and health care. Against the background of global warming associated with an increase in the average annual temperature, there is a high probability that the above problems will only intensify and significantly affect all life support systems of the indigenous peoples of the Russian Arctic. Special attention is given to existing public and private initiatives, as well as proposed methods of adaptation and mitigation of the effects of global warming on indigenous peoples, including support for traditional knowledge and practices, sustainable use of natural resources and infrastructure improvements.

Post-Soviet IssuesVol. 11(3)
Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Foreign Ministry (RU)
Responsible consumption and production
Openalex Percentile: Top 20%
Indigenous Studies and Ecology
0.85
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