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Prairie Provinces
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Key Messages
Foreword
4.1
Introduction
4.2
Prairie ecosystems will shift and transform as the climate warms
4.2.1
Ecosystem shifts
4.2.2
Animal responses
4.2.3
Biodiversity implications and adaptation strategies
4.3
Floods, drought and wildfires are getting worse
4.3.1
Weather hazards
4.3.2
Hydrological hazards
4.3.3
Societal impacts
4.4
Collaborative water management reduces negative impacts
4.4.1
Institutional mechanisms
4.5
Climate change brings both benefits and threats to agriculture
4.5.1
Impacts
4.5.2
Adaptation
4.6
Social groups have unique vulnerabilities and strengths
4.6.1
Introduction
4.6.2
Vulnerable social groups
4.6.3
Sources of social vulnerability
4.7
Adaptation planning helps to reduce climate risks
4.7.1
Introduction
4.7.2
Community-based adaptation planning and action
4.7.3
Adaptation mainstreaming
4.7.4
Limitations of current adaptation and resilience planning
4.8
Moving forward
4.8.1
Knowledge gaps and research needs
4.8.2
Emerging issues
4.9
Conclusion
References
Atlantic Provinces
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Québec
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Ontario
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British Columbia
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Northern Canada
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