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Top scientists call for urgent climate action

by EllenR | Oct 28, 2021 | I roto i te pāpāho

Ahead of COP26, group of influential scientific advisors from around the world have penned a joint letter saying the need for urgent climate action is unequivocal.

Māni Dunlop speaks to Juliet, who has signed the statement.

Listen below or on the RNZ website

Read the statement by international chief scientific advisors

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