<!– –> New South Wales Climate change impacts in NSW. Potential impacts and costs Around 7.2 million people, 32 per cent of Australia’s population, live in NSW. With large population centres clustered along the coastline and important agricultural and tourism industries in regional centres, NSW is highly vulnerable to a changing climate. The following information Continue Reading →
Northern Territory Climate change impacts in the NT. Potential impacts and costs The Northern Territory is the least populous of Australia’s states and territories, home to 1 per cent of Australia’s population. Of the 230,000 people living in the NT, the majority of people live in Darwin. There are numerous remote settlements and approximately 31 Continue Reading →
Climate Futures Climate change is a feature of the 21st century. Making sensible choices on how we can adapt to climate change hinges on understanding what changes are likely, where they are likely, and when they will start to have a significant impact. ACE has developed world class climate science and modelling capability through Continue Reading →
Climate change impacts in Queensland’s regions Changes in the climate will affect Queensland’s regions in different ways. Early planning and preparation for these changes will help build regional communities to potential future impacts. In August 2009, the first set of regional climate change summaries was released to assist local government, business, industries, and the community Continue Reading →
<!– –> Victoria Climate change impacts in Vic. Potential impacts and costs Victoria is Australia’s smallest yet most densely populated and urbanised mainland state. It is the second most populous Australian state with approximately 5.6 million people. Melbourne is Victoria’s largest city, home to more than 4 million people. Victoria contains many diverse environmental regions, Continue Reading →
WA beaches, parks, to ‘disappear’ by 2100 Date May 24, 2011 (1) Comments 31 Read later Courtney Trenwith Pin It submit to reddit Email article Print Reprints & permissions Ads by Google Save $1500 on Electricity www.solarmarket.com.au Reduce Your Power Bill by 75%? Fast & Free – Find out More Today! Perth’s waterfront areas face Continue Reading →