Australians remain dangerously exposed and ill-prepared for the risks outlined in the National Climate Risk Assessment a year ago today, with worsening floods, fires, heat and storms all being supercharged by climate pollution.
This comes as global pollution hits an all-time high and a record-strength El Niño together push Australia towards hotter, drier and more dangerous conditions…
Source: Climate Council
Climate Council
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- Into the bin: good riddance to Climate Active
