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IPCC: Farming and tourism put on notice
Monday 8 Oct 18 2:00pm
THE International Panel on Climate Change’s 1.5deg report delivers a wake-up call for two of New Zealand’s biggest industries – agriculture and tourism.
The climate science assessment body has just released its long-awaited report on whether it is possible to restrict global warming to no more than 1.5deg above pre-Industrial levels, and if so, what it will take.
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