Technical Guide - Infrastructure in permafrost: A guideline for climate change adaptation

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Publication Date:
Apr 17, 2018
Topic:
Climate-Smart
Region:
North America (NA)
Language:
English
Nature:
Guidelines
Country:
Canada
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This Guideline supports the appropriate consideration of climate-change-related factors during the planning, design, and management of a range of community infrastructure in permafrost regions.

Technical Guide - Infrastructure in permafrost: A guideline for climate change adaptation

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