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Saving the fire victims who cannot flee: Australia's koalas
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Saving the fire victims who cannot flee: Australia's koalas

The plight of dozens of animals being treated for burned paws and singed fur is raising fears about climate change and the future of the species.
As Australia burns, its leaders trade insults
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As Australia burns, its leaders trade insults

The country has long been a model for common-sense public policy. But this week’s fires have revealed once again that its pragmatism stops at climate change.
Australian fire officials say the worst is yet to come
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Australian fire officials say the worst is yet to come

Dozens of blazes, many of them out of control, are burning from the Sydney suburbs to areas hundreds of miles north around Byron Bay.
Why is Australia trying to shut down climate activism?
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Why is Australia trying to shut down climate activism?

An increasingly outraged public is demanding action in a nation intimately linked to coal mining. The government has responded by threatening a new law to punish protesters.
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Can mayors save the world from climate change?
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Can mayors save the world from climate change?

Australia’s northern coast is a case study on the impacts of a warming planet. Small-town leaders there are struggling with constituents who doubt reality.
Australia bushfires arrive early, destroying historic lodge in 'omen' of future
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Australia bushfires arrive early, destroying historic lodge in 'omen' of future

Officials warned that climate change and drought threatened to bring Australia its worst fire season on record.
Recycling is in crisis. Could these innovations be the answer?
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Recycling is in crisis. Could these innovations be the answer?

Now that China is turning away the world’s recyclable waste, Australia wants to ban export of the materials and increase domestic processing. Here are some techniques being pursued.
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