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Environmental Problems Affecting the Traditional Lifestyles of Indigenous Peoples in the Russian North

29 Jan 1998

This report provides an eye-opening insight into the plight of indigenous peoples in Northern Russia. Indigenous leaders call for the implementation of legislation, and international help, to protect the rights and interests of their people. A lack of action could be disastrous as many of these groups teeter on the brink of extinction. Leaders called for more information on the damage already inflicted on land and water through activities associated with nuclear power generation, and the exploitation of natural resources.


The pdf file is available by purchase in the link:

https://www.povertyandconservation.info/en/biblio/b0925

Status: Completed

Type: Staff Publications

Author: UNEP/GRID-Arendal

Year of publication: 1998

Publisher: UNEP

Place of publication: Kenya

Tags: indigenous peoples Russia

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