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Risk and the rising tide
Australian governments are betting that the more severe sea-level rise projections won’t eventuate. But this is a reckless and costly gamble.
David Spratt
Apr 4, 2012
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Climate change and our Pacific neighbours
A major new scientific report assesses the increasing significance – and impact – of human-forced climate change in the Pacific region.
Scott Power
Mar 21, 2012
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Ice melt: NASA satellites point to huge losses
Ice mass lost from Greenland, Antarctica and the Earth’s glaciers and ice caps enough to cover the US with a 1.5 feet deep layer.
Sophie Vorrath
Feb 23, 2012
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