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ebl-49	Smith, Kate	Global Warming and the Political Ecology of Health: Emerging Crisis and Systemic Solutions	2012	2	.pdf	application/pdf	717	24	46	Chapter 2 addresses the destruction of traditional foodways and subsistence patterns by changing climate, such as those of the Inuit in the Northern realms, an area where changes in seasonal weather patterns and surface temperatures has already had a measurable effect on human lifeways (Leduc 2010), but it is in chapters 3 through 6 that the authors’ contribution to the conversation about how human health will be affected by climate change becomes evident. A large portion of this section focuses on the structural power disparities that, when coupled with the associated ills of climate change, cause even greater health issues in the marginalized populations.	cache/ebl-49.pdf	txt/ebl-49.txt