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“Wandering towards dystopia”: CSIRO scientists want open discussion of climate impacts before it’s too late
Senior CSIRO scientists discussed how to have an “open conversation” about the rising threats from a warming world before “it’s too late”.Pacific island needs “radical adaptation” to survive climate change, as leader calls out “brutal” COP commentary
Pacific leader turned activist says his island nation urgently needs to start “radical adaptation measures” if it is to survive.
“Can’t wait for the next catastrophe:” State hazards research body faces funding cliff as giant El Niño looms
Australian research into how to cope with climate change impacts seems always to be facing funding cliffs, with a key NSW hazard agency just the latest example.
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“Wandering towards dystopia”: CSIRO scientists want open discussion of climate impacts before it’s too late
Senior CSIRO scientists discussed how to have an “open conversation” about the rising threats from a warming world before “it’s too late”.
Pacific island needs “radical adaptation” to survive climate change, as leader calls out “brutal” COP commentary
Pacific leader turned activist says his island nation urgently needs to start “radical adaptation measures” if it is to survive.“Can’t wait for the next catastrophe:” State hazards research body faces funding cliff as giant El Niño looms
Australian research into how to cope with climate change impacts seems always to be facing funding cliffs, with a key NSW hazard agency just the latest example.
Australia’s quiet role in the electrification rallying cry for the COP we never got to host
The “35 by 35” electrification goal has an Australian origin that the government seems to be coy about.
Rapid electrification is the best hope to meet ambitious 1.5°C climate target, new report says
New report finds that electrification is the best hope for keeping global warming to 1.5 degrees – provided that power comes from clean technologies.
High Court rejects major coal mine extension in “landmark judgment” based on climate change impacts
High Court reverses NSW approval for an extension of one of the country’s biggest coal mines because of its climate impacts, a verdict environmentalists say may overturn other mine approvals.
Sea-surface temperatures at record levels as climate negotiators meet for pre-COP talks in Tuvalu
Leaders and delegates meeting in Fiji and Tuvalu this week for climate negotiations are doing so against a backdrop of record global sea-surface temperatures.
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