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Publications

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Peer Reviewed

Ford, J., T. Pearce, J. Prno, F. Duerden, L. Berrang-Ford, M. Beaumier, and T. Eades (in press).
Perceptions of climate change impacts, adaptation and mitigation in primary resource use industries:
A case study of the Canadian mining sector. Regional Environmental Change.

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Prno, J. and B. Bradshaw (2008). Program evaluation in a northern, Aboriginal setting: Assessing Impact
and Benefit Agreements. Journal of Aboriginal Economic Development, 6(1): 59-75.

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Prno, J., J. Wandel, B. Bradshaw, B. Smit, and L. Tozer. Living with change: Community vulnerability to
climate change in the context of other risks in Kugluktuk, NU. Submitted to Polar Research.

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Trade Journals / Popular Press:

Prno, J. (2009). Hearing the elders: Traditional knowledge and mining in the north.
Up Here Business, November 2009: 47-53.

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Prno, J. (2008). We’re breaking up: Climate change and the northern mining industry.
Up Here Business, November 2008: 24-29.

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Ford, J., T. Pearce, J. Prno, F. Duerden, L. Berrang-Ford, and D. Marshall (2008). Stormy days ahead:
Weather changes pose many threats to mining industry. Canadian Mining Journal,
September 2008: 22-25.

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Ford, J., T. Pearce, F. Duerden, J. Prno, and D. Marshall (2008). Climate change impacts on the
Canadian mining sector. Canadian Mining Journal Online, 6th April 2008.

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Pearce, T., J. Prno, J. Ford, F. Duerden, and D. Marshall (2008). Climate change and the Canadian
mining sector: risks and responses. Mining & Quarry World, 5(3): 10.

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Prno, J. (2007). Have IBAs worked? Canadian Diamonds, Fall 2007: 32-40

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Other

Pearce, T., J. Ford, J. Prno, F. Duerden (2009). Climate Change and Canadian Mining: Opportunities
for Adaptation. Report prepared for the David Suzuki Foundation (peer-reviewed).
Available at: http://www.davidsuzuki.org/Publications/Climate_Change_and_Canadian_Mining.asp.

Full Report Summary Report

Prno, J. (2008). Living with climate change in Kugluktuk: Report on research findings to the community
of Kugluktuk, Nunavut. June, 2008: 10 pages.

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Prno, J. (2007). Assessing the Effectiveness of Impact and Benefit Agreements from the Perspective of
their Aboriginal Signatories. MA Thesis, Department of Geography, University of Guelph.

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Presentations

Prno, J., T. Pearce, J. Ford, F. Duerden and D. Marshall (2009). Climate change and Canadian mining:
Opportunities for adaptation. Invited presentation to the Sudbury Restoration Workshop, Sudbury,
Ontario, October 29, 2009.

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Prno, J., T. Pearce, J. Ford, F. Duerden and D. Marshall (2009). Climate change and Canadian mining:
Opportunities for adaptation. Invited presentation to the National Round Table on the Environment
and the Economy - Water and Mining Sector Roundtable, Ottawa, Ontario, October 16, 2009.

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Prno, J. (2009). Unique challenges for resource development in the Canadian North.
Invited presentation to Third Age Learning Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, October 14, 2009.

Bradshaw, B., J. Prno, and P. Siebenmorgen (2009). An evaluation of IBAs in the Canadian mining
sector. Presentation to the Rethinking Extractive Industry: Regulation, Dispossession, and Emerging
Claims conference, Toronto, Ontario, March 5-7, 2009.

Cook, R., J. Prno, and S. Elverum (2009). Community Engagement through the Mary River Project Inuit
Knowledge Study. March 31, 2009. Nunavut Mining Symposium: Iqaluit, Nunavut.

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Prno, J. (2008). Living with Climate Change in Kugluktuk. June 2, 2008. Public presentation of research
results in Kugluktuk, Nunavut.

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Prno, J., J. Ford, T. Pearce, and D. Marshall (2008). Adapting to the Environment: How Sensitive are
Your [Mining] Operations to Climate Risks? June 6, 2008. The Canadian Institute’s Arctic Logistics
Conference: Edmonton, Alberta.

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Prno, J. (2007). Assessing the Effectiveness of Impact and Benefit Agreements from the Perspective of
their Aboriginal Signatories. June 8, 2007. Public presentation of research results made at the
Independent Environmental Monitoring Agency: Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.

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Prno, J. and B. Bradshaw (2007). Assessing the Effectiveness of Impact and Benefit Agreements in the
Canadian North. May 31, 2007. Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Meeting: Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan.

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Prno, J., B. Bradshaw, and B. Smit (2007). Living with Change: Community Exposures and Adaptations
in Kugluktuk, Nunavut. December 12, 2007. ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting: Collingwood, Ontario

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Bradshaw, B. and J. Prno (2007). Program Evaluation in a Northern, Aboriginal Setting: Assessing
Impact and Benefit Agreements. May 30, 2007. Canadian Association of Geographers Annual
Meeting: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

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Bradshaw, B. and J. Prno (2006). Making Impact and Benefit Agreements Work. November 7, 2006.
Canadian Aboriginal Minerals Association Conference: Ottawa, Ontario.

 

Other

Prno, J. (2009). Interview on CBC Sudbury radio show ‘Morning North’ about the impacts of
climate change on mining in Ontario and Canada. November 24, 2009.

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Prno, J. (2009). Interview on CBC Radio Canada International show ‘The Link’ about the impacts of
climate change on mining in Canada. August 26, 2009.

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Prno, J. (2009). Interview on CBC Quebec City radio show “Quebec AM” about the impacts of climate
change on mining in Quebec and Canada. August 25, 2009.

Prno, J. (2009). Interview on the impacts of climate change on mining in Canada appeared in a number
of media outlets from August 19-21, 2009 including:

  • National Post
  • Montreal Gazette
  • Ottawa Citizen
  • Winnipeg Free Press
  • Calgary Herald
  • Saskatoon Star Phoenix
  • Victoria Times Colonist
  • Vancouver Sun
  • Macleans.ca
  • Canadian Business Online
  • Metro News

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Prno, J. (2008). Interview on CBC North radio show "The Trailbreaker" about the impacts of climate
change on mining in northern Canada. November, 13, 2008.

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