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Economists launch study of droughts
Wednesday 4 Sep 19 10:00am
THE IMPACTS of climate change-induced droughts on New Zealand’s rural communities is under investigation.
Droughts are expected to increase and intensify in the north and east of the country as the climate heats, but there is little information on what that could mean for those communities.
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