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Chapter 4 Urban Transformations in the Hydric Landscapes of Belém, Brazil: Environmental Memories and Urban Floods

  • Pedro Paulo de Miranda Araújo Soares
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Cooling Down
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© 2022, Berghahn Books, New York, Oxford

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Illustrations vii
  4. Acknowledgments x
  5. Introduction. Scaling Down in Order to Cool Down 1
  6. Part I. Ways of Knowing
  7. Chapter 1 Environmental Pluralism: Knowing the Namibian Weather in Times of Climate Change 29
  8. Chapter 2 How a Storm Feels: Storying Climate Change in the Eastern Himalayas 49
  9. Chapter 3 Who Is Perturbed by Ecological Perturbations? Marine Scientists’ and Polynesian Fishers’ Understandings of a Crown-of-Thorns Starfish Outbreak 65
  10. Chapter 4 Urban Transformations in the Hydric Landscapes of Belém, Brazil: Environmental Memories and Urban Floods 90
  11. Part II. Situations and Decisions
  12. Chapter 5 Climate Change and Mitigation in Bangladesh: Vulnerability in Urban Locations 113
  13. Chapter 6 Localizing Climate Change: Confronting Oversimplification of Local Responses 131
  14. Chapter 7 “The Times They Are A-Changin’” but “The Song Remains the Same”: Climate Change Narratives from the Coromandel Peninsula, Aotearoa New Zealand 167
  15. Chapter 8 Climate Change and East Africa’s Past: Three Cautionary Tales 201
  16. Chapter 9 “Our Existence Is Literally Melting Away”: Narrating and Fighting Climate Change in a Glacier Ski Resort in Austria 223
  17. Part III. Politics, Policies, and Contestation
  18. Chapter 10 Where Floods Are Allowed: Climate Adaptation as Defiant Acceptance in the Elbe River Valley 249
  19. Chapter 11 Climate Resilience through Equity and Justice: Holistic Leadership by Tribal Nations and Indigenous Communities in the Southwestern United States 269
  20. Chapter 12 The Return to What Has Never Been: A View on the Animal Presence in Future Natures 292
  21. Chapter 13 Emitting Inequity: The Sociopolitical Life of Anthropogenic Climate Change in Oaxaca, Mexico 313
  22. Chapter 14 Disaster and Climate Change 339
  23. Afterword. Toward Eco-Socialism as a Global and Local Strategy to Cool Down the World-System 363
  24. Index 377
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