December 02, 2015
Climate Change in Canada’s North explores the various impacts caused by climate change in Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, with in-depth discussions about how climate change is affecting permafrost, forest fires, flooding, food security and traditional lifestyles among indigenous peoples.
The video was produced by the Pan-Territorial Adaptation Partnership and features interviews with John Streiker (Yukon Research Centre), Dr. Steve Kokelj (NWT Geological Survey), Richard Gordon (Inuvik resident), Paul Murchison (Yukon Highways & Public Works), Michael Templeton (Yukon Emergency Measures Organization), Caroline Ipeelie-Qiatsuk (Iqaluit resident), Andrew Panigoniak (Arviat resident) and Edward McLeod (Aklavik resident).
