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Narratives hold great power as a deep leverage point for transformative change as they shape people’s perceptions and influence their actions. In Arctic Indigenous communities, however, local food system narratives are often understandably pessimistic because of numerous food system challenges, posing the risk of becoming self-fulfilling prophecies...


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Research, part of a special feature on Seeds of Good Anthropocenes: Envisioning and Exploring Pathways toward Transformative Futures

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Sand is the most consumed commodity on Earth. Yet its extraction is inherently unsustainable because of key factors such as its n...


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Research

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Impacts from droughts are of heightened concern in smallholder-dominated areas globally, with climate change projected to drive increasing frequency and severity of droughts in the coming decades. Zacapa Department, Guatemala, has seen dramatic effects of El Niño-driven seasonal drought on smallholder agricultural systems, with reports of up to 80...


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Research

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This paper explores the concept of cultural keystone species (CKS) from Indigenous perspectives in what is now known as Canada. Many Indigenous Peoples view Land as a relative requiring stewardship, with certain species holding cultural significance. CKS play vital roles in diet, medicine, and traditions, defined by their importance to Indigenous ...


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Synthesis

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Sustainability issues are increasingly viewed through the lens of environmental and sociopolitical limits. However, so far there is no conceptual cartography of limit-related statements in the scientific literature dealing with nature–society relations. Using an inductive review method conducted within an interdisciplinary research team, we defin...


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