INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF ALTAI UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE: PERCEPTION OF RISKS AND TRANSFORMATION OF TRADITION BASIS OF HUSBANDRY
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Apr 15, 2023
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perception of climate risks, Altai mountainous country, indigenous peoples under climate change, natural hazards
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Climate changes in the Altai mountainous country are considered to be among the most intense and have long-term consequences for the life, health and economic activities of the indigenous peoples. A sociological survey conducted in the mountainous areas of Altai Krai, Altai Republic and Tyva Republic in 2022-2023 (n=2258) showed that the perception of climate risks is heterogeneous, and the ethnic factor correlates with regional natural features of residence. More than one third of the population live in an area with natural risks, more than half of individual ethnic groups face the consequences of natural hazards. Level of adaptation to climate change subjectively has high values, but it is not accompanied by an increase in the level of subjectivity in relation to the management of climate processes.
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Omelchenko, D., Maximova, S. and Noyanzina, O. 2023. INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF ALTAI UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE: PERCEPTION OF RISKS AND TRANSFORMATION OF TRADITION BASIS OF HUSBANDRY. Social Integration and Development of Ethnic Cultures in the Eurasian Space. 1, 13 (Apr. 2023), 233-241.
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