Scientists are becoming more open to using traditional knowledge in their research, but they must work more closely with indigenous people and use data sharing practices that work in both directions, says Henry P. Huntington, Arctic science director for the Pew Environment Group in the United States.
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A welcome suggestion which we should try to practice.
By: Dr.UN Nandakumar on October 22, 2011 at 3:07 pm
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A welcome suggestion which we should try to practice.
By: Dr.UN Nandakumar on October 22, 2011
at 3:07 pm