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Cli-Fi	Clifi
Climate Fiction	Eco-fiction
Climate Change	Global Warming
Climate Deniers	Climate Science
Indigenous knowledge	Indigenous knowledge climate change

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Cli-Fi Report - Dan Bloom
The Cli-Fi Report (CFR) is a research tool for academics and media professionals to use in gathering information and reporting on the rise of the emerging cli-fi term worldwide.
Eco-Fiction.com
Welcome to Eco-fiction.com, a site that freely promotes environmental authors’ works via book posts, interviews, reader-submitted reviews, bookshelves and a database, guest posts, author spotlights, and Green Reads (where authors may submit excerpts of their novels, prose, or nonfiction).
Dragonfly - Eco Writing & Sharing Portal
Dragonfly.eco is all about writing meaningful stories about our natural world, including fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and prose.
BlueDot - David Suzuki
The Blue Dot movement is a national grassroots campaign based on the idea that everyone in Canada deserves the right to a healthy environment, including clean air and water, and a say in decisions that affect our health and well-being.
Canada seeks traditional aboriginal knowledge on climate change - Toronto Star
Canadian government awards contracts to research the traditional knowledge of First Nations elders and communities.
First Nations communities suffering ‘more intense’ impact of climate change - National Post
In the aftermath of the Fort McMurray wildfire, First Nations assert they are first and worst affected by a rapidly-shifting environment.

Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change
For over 350 million indigenous peoples worldwide, climate change impacts are expected to be early and severe due to their location in high risk environments. To face these challenges, indigenous peoples are mobilizing their in-depth knowledge of the territories that have been the source of their livelihoods for generations. Indigenous knowledge operates at a much finer spatial and temporal scale than science, and includes understandings of how to cope with and adapt to environmental variability and trends...
Traditional Indigenous Knowledge on Climate Change
By Elder Dr. Dave Courchene (Nii Gaani Aki Inini – Leading Earth Man) We are in a time, when the issue of climate change has become so politicized. So much effort has been put into creating greater awareness of the seriousness of this issue by both the youth and the scientific community....