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Aandaxjoon Allen
26:18 - 26:32
“these are cruise ship tourism, Western scientific research in Southeast Alaska focused on the environment, and then climate futurity. So first we're going to talk about cruise ship tourism.”
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- Aandaxjoon Allen
- Timestamp
- 26:18 – 26:32
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- Alaska News
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From the transcript
And so even though these things are related, in a lot of cases Indigenous knowledge can inform climate talk, they are distinct, and that distinction is important to note and kind of remember. And this will come back in some of the other discussions that we'll have. So with that, I'm going to move into the 3 case studies. So as I said earlier, these are cruise ship tourism, Western scientific research in Southeast Alaska focused on the environment, and then climate futurity. So first we're going to talk about cruise ship tourism.
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