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Poor communities suffer the most because they are least likely to be able to access resources for relief and recovery.
Source: Australia’s Fires Show How Wealth Inequality Compounds Climate Disasters
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Australia’s Fires Show How Wealth Inequality Compounds Climate Disasters
Inondations historiques en Australie : l’armée en renfort, des crocodiles en ville
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Le nord-est du pays est en proie à des crues exceptionnelles qui n’arrivent que «tous les cent ans», selon la première ministre de l’État du Queensland. Alors que des crocodiles ont été repérés dans les rues de Townsville, les militaires sont mis à contribution.Source: Inondations historiques en Australie : l’armée en renfort, des crocodiles en ville
Mining is destroying the planet | Green Left
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On the eve of Australia’s largest mining conference, the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC), which will be held in Melbourne over October 28-31, Green Left Weekly’s Zane Alcornsaudades da minha terra Sydney
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Marree Man satellite image from NASA shows Australian geoglyph still etched into the earth – CNN
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NASA confirms one of the greatest modern art mysteries is still going strong in Australia.
Source: Marree Man satellite image from NASA shows Australian geoglyph still etched into the earth – CNN
Drought by Design – The Genociding of Australia
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Drought by Design – The Genociding of AustraliaIt’s so hot in Australia that a guy cooked pork in his car
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It’s so hot in Australia that a man actually cooked meat in his car — and ate it, too.Stu Pengelly, of Perth, left about 3.3 pounds of pork inside his old burnt orange-colored Datsun SunnySource: It’s so hot in Australia that a guy cooked pork in his car
Sydney is facing a ‘public health emergency’
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‘More than 20 medical groups, including the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, released a joint statement urging the Australian government to take urgent action to tackle the problem.
Smoke from bushfires has produced air pollution of up to 11 times the base “hazardous” level in parts of Sydney and New South Wales.
‘Bushfire smoke is particularly hazardous because of the high levels of tiny particles (PM2.5).
Meanwhile, the New South Wales state health department said it recorded a 48 percent increase in the number of people visiting hospital emergency rooms with respiratory problems in the week ending December 11 compared to the five-year average.’
