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Mobilization of indigenous and local knowledge in science for policy requires epistemic literacy: The case of sustainable municipal development in the Norwegian Arctic
Addressing complex environmental challenges requires collaboration across different knowledge holders to scope and articulate relevant local issues, co-create a shared knowledge base for action, and broaden the range of solutions considered. Using the case of sustainable municipal development in the
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