New Zealand Greenhouse Gas Levels Reach Record Highs as Glaciers Shrink
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New Zealand’s average temperature has risen 1.36C since records began in 1909, with seven of its 10 warmest years occurring in the past decade. Its roughly 3,000 glaciers shrank from 56 cubic kilometres in 1997 to 30 in 2023, while heatwaves and severe storms are expected to intensify.
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