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Indigenous women-led climate crisis solutions from decolonial feminist perspectives in Western Canada

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Jebunnessa Chapola
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Ranjan Datta *
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Teena Starlight
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Margot Hurlbert
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Sofie Poggendorf
DOI:10.1016/j.envsci.2025.104272delete
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• Exploring through the land-based lens, illuminating the longstanding disproportionate effects of climate change. • Centering Indigenous women's voices and experiences reveals their invaluable knowledge and innovative strategies. • Building respectful relationships, and challenging systemic injustices for sustainable climate solutions.
Keywords:
Indigenous Women-led
Climate Change
Land-rights
Indigenous Women’s rights
Decolonization
Anti-racist
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Environmental Science and Policy
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