11,000 scientists declare a climate emergency

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After four decades of data analysis, scientists declare a climate emergency in the hopes of immediate government action.

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Published 6 November 2019 6:00am

Updated 6 November 2019 6:10am

By Bethan Smoleniec

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11,000 scientists declare a climate emergency

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