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Quebec: a game reveals the devastating potential of climate change.

Summary by Acadie Nouvelle

At the end of his presentation at an Earth Day event in Charlottetown, Adam Fenech, a professor at the University of Prince Edward Island, used a video game to simulate the effects of rising sea levels in the province.

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Acadie Nouvelle

Quebec: a game reveals the devastating potential of climate change.

At the end of his presentation at an Earth Day event in Charlottetown, Adam Fenech, a professor at the University of Prince Edward Island, used a video game to simulate the effects of rising sea levels in the province.

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Acadie Nouvelle broke the news in 1 year ago on Saturday, June 15, 2024.

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