Environmental Studies and ForestryNature Climate Change
Multi-decadal climate services help farmers assess and manage future risks
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This study by Yuwan Malakar, Stephen Snow, Aysha Fleming, Simon Fielke, Emma Jakku, Carly Tozer, and Rebecca Darbyshire explores how multi-decadal climate services can empower Australian farmers in navigating long-term climate risks. Discover how these innovative tools can not only enhance understanding but also drive action against climate change!
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