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Home » Environment and energy » Scientists decry ‘scientific injustice’ over lack of climate data in developing regions

Scientists decry ‘scientific injustice’ over lack of climate data in developing regions

24 Jul 2025
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Climate concerns: torrential rain in late June triggered a landslide in Columbia that killed 27 people while devastating floods in Venezuela displaced thousands. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/migel)
A shortage of data is hampering efforts to establish the role of climate change in extreme-weather e

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Michael Allen is a science writer based in the UK
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