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The latest trinational news.Wednesday, August 06, 2008
New mapping system shows how detailed climate changes will affect species.
Mongabay, August 6, 2008 - “A new computer simulation from the Nature Conservancy shows greater detail than ever before on how climate change will affect the world’s biodiversity, according to an article in New Scientist. In worst case scenarios—using the example of Bengal tigers in Sundarbans mangrove forest—the article’s author, Peter Aldhous, writes that some species will be forced into a “condemned cell”, literally having no-where to go while their region becomes inhabitable.” Read more.
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