A new report from the Indigenous Environmental Network and Oil Change International finds that Indigenous resistance has stopped or delayed greenhouse gas pollution equivalent to at least one-quarter of annual U.S. and Canadian emissions.

This report, written in large part by Arctic indigenous peoples, acknowledges the importance of including Arctic indigenous peoples’ Traditional Knowledge and Wisdom (TK&W) in scientific efforts to fully understand the nature of biodiversity and biodiversity changes in the North. It argues that without this input included in a systemic way throughout the scientific community we will never know the real scope of shifts occurring within the myriad of diverse northern biological and ecological systems.

Created by the School of Environment and Climate, this is a bibliography of subject specific reports that focus on Indigenous Climate Justice Issues, Vulnerability and Climate Change, Indigenous Knowledge and Ethics, as well as an advanced bibliography.