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Module 4 Overview


This module provides an overview of some of the exciting mitigation measures and adaptation that activities are being undertaken in Nunavut.  Through funding by the Pan-Canadian Action Plan on Climate Change for Nunavut stakeholders, communities, Inuit organizations and not-for-profit organizations are looking at the options for clean energy, energy reduction options and engaging youth, adults and businesses to think about climate change. Global warming is a complex and overwhelming topic, and the more we observe our surrounding, see the impacts from the past and the present, we can better plan and put into action culturally-relevant and appropriate strategies that work for us all.

Whether we are homeowners, business owners, visiting scientists or youth still trying to figure out what it all means, this section provides more food for thought - particularly on what topic you might like to focus on for your Photovoice final assignment. 

Module Outcomes

  1. Learn about the types of clean energy through renewables as mitigation measures to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases
  2. Understand what renewable options are being used in Nunavut and by which stakeholders
  3. Learn about the role of behavioural change in energy use and engagement tools in Nunavut
  4. Understand the socio-economic vulnerabilities of Nunavummiut through the determinants of health
  5. Learn about resiliency factors to adapt to and support mental and physical wellness in response to climate change

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