According to Crate, the detailed and specific observations of people like the Viliui Sakha
a. are important only to the people of northeastern Siberia.
b. are not relevant to the global community and should not inform policy initiatives.
c. contribute important information about the local effects of global climate change.
d. demonstrate that global climate change is not affecting the Republic of Sakha.
Question 2
Crate's knowledge exchanges that followed her research were a great success. Which of the following was not one of the goals of these exchanges?
a. Add local knowledge to the scientific understanding of climate change.
b. Share scientific knowledge with locals to help explain the changes they are experiencing.
c. Dispute the argument that global climate change exists.
d. Inform policy communities about how climate change is affecting local communities.
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