Climate change disproportionately impacts Indigenous communities
Low-income residents, visible minorities disproportionately affected by flooding risks in Canada: study
Indigenous communities at higher risk of climate change-induced flooding, study shows
Social inequities put Indigenous communities at greater flood risk, study finds | Canada’s National Observer: Climate News
Indigenous peoples at greater risk of flooding caused by climate change: River flooding is more likely to impact Indigenous populations
Empowering communities made vulnerable to climate risks
Des inondations aux conséquences plus désastreuses pour les Autochtones (Floods with more disastrous consequences for Indigenous people)
True vulnerability lies at the intersection of exposure, sensitivity, and adaptability
The first Canadian study to assess whether socially vulnerable groups bear a disproportionate burden of fluvial, pluvial and coastal flood risk
Indigenous communities face a higher risk of socioeconomic vulnerability due to flooding
Vulnerable communities face a higher risk of socio-economic injustice due to flood hazards
Socioeconomic Vulnerability and Flood Risk in the Current Era of Climate Change
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