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| Part of the University of Canterbury’s virtual delegation to COP28 are (from left): Dr Suli Vunibola, Professor Bronwyn Hayward, Dr Nicholas Cradock-Henry, Distinguished Professor Steven Ratuva (attending in person), Professor Shaun Ogilvie, and Dr Christina Laalaai Tausa. |
The University of Canterbury has sent its first delegation to a UN Conference of the Parties (COP).
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