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Australia Faces Another Summer of Stress

Environment
14 Oct 2019 1:00 pm AEST Date Time
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Climate Council

Australia Faces Another Summer of Stress

AUSTRALIA FACES ANOTHER summer of stress with more heatwaves and bushfires than normal likely to grip the country.

“Climate change is causing havoc in Australia. We recently experienced winter bushfires followed by fires that ravaged rainforests. The summer outlook shows more extreme heat and fire conditions for the months ahead,” said the Climate Council’s CEO, Amanda McKenzie.

Ms McKenzie’s

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