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Papua's Garden of Eden threatened by climate change
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Papua's Garden of Eden threatened by climate change

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Global warming is already affecting the mountainous island of Papua New Guinea, and species of flora and fauna may be lost before scientists have had a chance to examine them.
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1100
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Papua New Guinea
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Sound/Other sound
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Contributors:
Dr Michael Prentice
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