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3,000 scientists call for governments and businesses to 'step up' adaptation to climate change

Rising sea levels and the increasing risk of floods are a very real risk of climate change. Image: REUTERS/Denis Dumo

Megan Rowling
Journalist, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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