Back to the basics: Embracing the richness of Traditional Knowledge for a “Greener” Earth | 0920018616
Back to the basics: Embracing the richness of Traditional Knowledge for a “Greener” Earth | 0920018616
GBRI December 5, 2020
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- Another term used in place of Traditional Ecological Knowledge is:
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- Western science relies on large data sets to assess environmental changes, while Indigenous people assess the natural world by relying on:
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3.The following is not a true statement:
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4.Indigenous people believe:
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5.Which building has earned LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council:
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6.Which statement is true about building design principles:
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7.Some experts believe that incorporating TEK in modern building and infrastructure planning is critical to society’s ability to successfully manage:
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