Print Email Facebook Twitter More Comments (507) The ingrown toenail of Australian politics By Tim Dunlop Updated 7 hours 27 minutes ago Photo: The emergence of Cory Bernardi is not an aberration, but a logical development. (AAP: Alan Porritt) Neither major political party any longer represents the electorate as a whole, writes Tim Dunlop. They Continue Reading →
Global warming doubles risk of ‘extreme El Niños’, Exeter researchers warn By Exeter Express and Echo | Posted: January 19, 2014 Researchers from the University of Exeter were involved in the international study of climate models Comments (0) The risk of extreme versions of the El Niño weather phenomenon will double over the coming decades due Continue Reading →
Climate change’s new menace: mountain tsunamis Last summer more than 6,000 died after glacial melt cascaded through valleys in northern India. Scientists expect such disasters to become more common. Text size: Increase Decrease Reset Share via Email Print Report an Error Save to Mystar View 3 photos zoom / The ASSOCIATED PRESS Climate change is Continue Reading →
Environment Home |Environment | News Devastating El Niño events to double this century 18:00 19 January 2014 by Michael Slezak For similar stories, visit the Climate Change Topic Guide Extreme El Niño events, that can kill tens of thousands of people, will be twice as common this century because of climate change. The finding Continue Reading →
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Shane Fitzsimmons @RFSCommissioner Jan 7 BoM predicting warmer than normal conditions for much of NSW next 3 months – can’t afford to be complacent #nswrfs pic.twitter.com/6N9shEjTk5 Retweeted by NSW RFS Expand Reply Retweet Favorite