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Le français suit. The CLIMAtlantic logo, which is a circular image depicting a hilly landscape with water and a white fish in the front. Next to this, text reads "CLIMAtlantic". Le logo de CLIMAtlantic, qui est une image circulaire représentant un paysage vallonné avec de l'eau et un poisson blanc à l'avant. À côté, on peut lire "CLIMAtlantic".
Le français suit. The CLIMAtlantic logo, which is a circular image depicting a hilly landscape with water and a white fish in the front. Next to this, text reads "CLIMAtlantic". Le logo de CLIMAtlantic, qui est une image circulaire représentant un paysage vallonné avec de l'eau et un poisson blanc à l'avant. À côté, on peut lire "CLIMAtlantic".

Robert Way

Mar 30, 2026

Dr. Robert Way is a Kallunângajuk (Nunatsiavummiut) from central Labrador. He is currently an Assistant Professor and leads the Northern Environmental Geoscience Laboratory in the Department of Geography and Planning at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Dr. Way’s research program aims to augment our understanding of the interactions between various components of northern geosystems and ecosystems, and to support prediction of the terrestrial impacts of climate change on ecosystems, geosystems, infrastructure and people. As an Indigenous northerner, Dr. Way’s experiences and relationships with community have profoundly shaped the 10+ years he has been working on issues related to climate change in Labrador.