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A new acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather has revealed that climate change will threaten global sports events over the next three acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather. The report was published by the Rapid Transition Alliance. This acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather monitors climate change, development and global acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather. Researchers said that nearly all sports would be impacted by what they called "an acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather climate crisis". They highlighted how the acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather has already disrupted major sports events. Bushfires in Australia made playing conditions acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather at the Australian Tennis Open and acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather rain from a huge typhoon disrupted last year's Rugby World Cup in Japan. The report predicts that fires, acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather, heatwaves and rising sea levels will cause greater acceleratingdecadesdisruptionfloodsgrouphazardousissuesstudytorrentialweather.