Climate change
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Jon Brodie from James Cook University says Australia needs to spend $1bn a year for the next 10 years to improve water quality
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Terry Hughes from James Cook University calls the damage seen this year ‘off the scale’
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Richard Vevers had never experienced anything like the devastation he witnessed on the dead and dying coral reefs around Lizard Island
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On World Environment Day, more than a quarter of a billion people, half of them children, are suffering the impact of severe drought across three continents. Aid agencies are working to deliver emergency food parcels to prevent people starving, and to help build livelihood resilience to extreme weather events
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Patrick Barkham on the fortunes of butterflies across the land as early summer brings either downpours and chill or sunny warmth
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The move comes two years after opposition Liberal National party banned mentions of climate change impacts from planning policy
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Report from US Geological Survey says northern wildfires must now be seen as significant driver of climate change, not just a side-effect
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Last year saw record worldwide investment and implementation of clean energy such as wind, solar and hydropower
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Dana Nuccitelli: Funding for geoengineering computational experiments was mysteriously included in a Senate appropriations bill
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With overpopulation a key environmental concern, safe access to birth control, abortion and reproductive health services offer a simple solution
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Farmers in the Southwest are turning a harsh, dry climate to their advantage by raising fish
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The full draft of the Unesco report on climate change reveals many mentions of Australia were actually positive
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Australia’s iconic Great Barrier Reef is clearly at risk from climate change, so why would Unesco agree to censor its own report?
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World pollutionwatch Leakage of natural gas from drilling and pipework means more methane is entering the atmosphere
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Climate Institute says risk data held by regulators, state and local governments, insurers and banks, but homebuyers and developers do not have access to it
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As mass bleaching sweeps the world heritage site, scientists also find an average of 35% of coral dead or dying in the northern and central sections of the reef
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In face-off with no decisive winner, Bill Shorten says prime minister is no longer leading on the issue
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As supporters greet the former PM’s first public remarks since election defeat with admiration, naysayers use Twitter and weigh in on his polarising legacy
Reef on the brink The Great Barrier Reef: a catastrophe laid bare