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Indian Ocean Dipole linked to global warming in new research by Australian scientists
After a summer of hell, is the Indian Ocean Dipole the smoking gun connecting drought and climate change?
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Scientists sign open letter to Australian Government urging action on climate change
Scientists despairing over the deadly bushfire season sign an open letter to Australia's leaders calling on them to abandon partisan politics and take action on climate change.
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A 40-degree day used to be a playground urban legend. Now it's a reality for our children
Extreme temperatures are now the new normal for a whole generation of Australian children.
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Melbourne air quality drops to 'hazardous' levels as bushfire smoke lingers over Victoria
The air quality in Melbourne's suburbs drops to the worst possible rating of hazardous this morning, as smoke from bushfires in East Gippsland and the north-east continues to blanket the state.
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Ross Garnaut's climate change prophecy is coming true and it's going to cost Australia billions, experts warn
Conservative estimates put the final cost of the current Australian bushfires well into billions of dollars, while some analysts say they could set back the economy $20 billion in lost output.
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Frank Jotzo: The bushfire crisis has given the Government a political 'out' to its climate change problem
For those who see their future in peril, climate change action is not a divisive issue, but one of common sense.
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Omnicide: Who is responsible for the gravest of all crimes?
What word shall we reach for to name what is happening? 'Ecocide', the killing of ecosystems, won't do. This is something more; this is the killing of everything. Omnicide.
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