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Monday, 2 July, 2012

Swiss bird populations altering quickly with climate change

Climate change is impacting bird populations in Switzerland. The Swiss Ornithological Station based in Sempach, in the canton of Luzern, published what it calls the Swiss Bird Index Climate Change for the first time. The news isn’t great for some local species, but those that like heat have doubled in number in the last 20 years. WRS’s Lucas Chambers reports from Penthaz, in the canton of Vaud:

— Lucas Chambers, World Radio Switzlerland

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