Tasmanian Times
Climate Change
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1.3KClimate Tasmania: No Leadership on Stranded Assets
Media release – Climate Tasmania, 21 April 2021 No leadership on stranded assets Climate Tasmania today regretted the lack of Tasmanian political...
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1.6KHydrogen and Carbon Capture Get Boost
Hydrogen and carbon capture receive extra funding, as Morrison prepares for Biden summit Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra Prime Minister Scott Morrison...
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Tasmanian Summer Weather Summary
Rainfall was above average across northern Tasmania and close to average elsewhere. Temperatures were close to average in most parts but nights...
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Climate Action is a Moral Duty
Last week I attended the parliamentary enquiry into the Climate Change Bill, aware of the huge responsibility I carried with me. Would...
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Ecotourism Challenge Facing Islands
Enjoy them while you can? The ecotourism challenge facing Australia’s favourite islands I fell for Kangaroo Island from my first visit. I...
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Discover Science behind Wildfires and Living Safely with Fire
As the earth gets hotter and wildfires become more intense and unpredictable, we must find new ways of preventing, fighting and living...
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2020 Australia’s 4th-warmest Year on Record
The Annual Climate Statement is the Bureau of Meteorology’s official summary of the previous year, providing information on temperature, rainfall and significant...
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Leaked Government Paper: EV Tax will ‘Discourage Uptake’
Media release – The Australia Institute, 9 December 2020 Leaked Government Paper: EV Tax Will ‘Discourage Uptake’, ‘Face Strong Opposition’ Putting a...
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Tas Spring 6th Warmest on Record
The Bureau of Meteorology reports that days and night where very much warmer than average across Tasmania this spring. Average minimum temperatures...
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Summer of Floods, Maybe Fires
Australia can expect a wetter than normal summer, but bush and grass fires cannot be ruled out completely, according to the Bureau...
