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The Government of the Yukon is examining forest vulnerabilities to climate change and developing resilience enhancement strategies through long-term communitiy partnerships.

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The Government of the Yukon is using radar imagery to help predict the potential for flooding in Yukon Communities.

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Organizations must now take climate change impacts into consideration in their Environmental Impact Assessments, under the Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Act.

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This project surveyed many Yukon communities and defined future adaptation priorities within them.

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The Community Climate Change Adaptation Project (CCCAP) is a programs aimed to helping Yukon communities prepare for climate change impacts.

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Yukon Government is attempting to make climate change considerations a key part of decision making at all levels, by providing expertise through workshops and presentations.

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The Pan-Territorial Adaptation Partnership (PTAP), a collaboration between the Governments of Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and Yukon, is a mechanism for identifying and realizing climate change adaptation outcomes in the North.

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This project assessed the vulnerability of Nunavut's mining industry, including related infrastructure (such as mine waste management facilities, docks, ports, roads, airstrips, and railways) to climate change.

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Terrain analysis provides information that enables communities to make better adaptation decisions when planning for new infrastructure developments in permafrost regions.

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The NC³ website provides a broad overview of climate change in Nunavut including: current climate change projects, news and activities happening in Nunavut, educational resources, adaptation toolkits, research tools, and Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit.

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