Tasmanian Times
Climate Change
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1.1KFormer Emergency Chiefs Present 6-point Plan to New Govt
Media release – Emergency Leaders for Climate Action (ELCA), 2 June 2022 Former fire and emergency chiefs meet with new Federal Government...
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What Does the Public Want to Know about Climate Change?
Research paper – Murunga, M., G. T. Pecl, E. M. Ogier, P. Leith, C. Macleod, R. Kelly, S. Corney, I. E. Van...
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Cooking with Gas not a Healthy Choice
Media release – Centre for Air pollution, energy and health Research (CAR), 20 May 2022 Cooking with gas not a healthy choice...
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BoM Winter Outlook Predicts Below Average Rainfall
Media release – Bureau of Meteorology, 26 May 2022 La Niña slowly weakening into winter but above average rainfall expected for eastern...
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Aboriginal History Recognised in Dual Name for Tasmanian Air Pollution Station
Media release – Bureau of Meteorology, Friday 27 May First Nations history recognised with dual name for Tasmanian air pollution station The...
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Climate Concerns Swung Key Votes
Report – Climate Council, 23 May 2022 The 2022 climate election: unpacking how climate concerned Australians voted Votes are still being counted,...
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Activist Training – Climate Justice and Aviation
Website content – Stay Grounded, retrieved 23 May 2022 Application Deadline for International Training: Climate Justice & Aviation – Communication Training for...
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4 Key Climate Change Indicators Break Records in 2021
Media release – World Meteorological Organization (WMO), 18 May 2022 Four key climate change indicators break records in 2021 Four key climate...
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Erratic Temperatures Causing More Deaths than Heatwaves
Media release – Monash University, 18 May 2022 Erratic Temperatures Causing More Deaths than Heatwaves A Monash-led study, published in The Lancet...
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Prescribed Burning and Risk in Tasmania
The autumn burn season is well underway in lutruwita/Tasmania. Prescribed burning is important because it helps us to mitigate bushfire risk, and...
