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Vintners warn a wine shortage could be coming, as they try to adapt to climate change

The Current24:11Winemakers grapple with climate changeRead transcribed audioSweltering summers and bitterly cold winters have been hindering wine production in B.C., with one winemaker warning that climate change might be cultivating…

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Hayao Miyazaki tops North American box office for the first time with The Boy and the Heron

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Europe is planning huge emissions cuts by 2040. Here's how it could work (or not)

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Vintners warn a wine shortage could be coming, as they try to adapt to climate change

Hayao Miyazaki tops North American box office for the first time with The Boy and the Heron

Europe is planning huge emissions cuts by 2040. Here's how it could work (or not)