occurrence, particularly across eastern and northern New Zealand, is also projected to affect primary sector operations and production  . Further, many Māori-owned lands and cultural assets, such as marae and urupa, are located on coastal lowlands vulnerable to sea level rise  impacts  . Māori tribal investment in fisheries and aquaculture faces substantial risks from changes in ocean temperature and acidification and the downstream impacts on species distribution, productivity and yields  . A clearer understanding of climate change risks and the implications for sustainable outcomes can enable more informed decisions by tribal organisations and governance groups.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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