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#megafauna #Pleistocene
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The extreme weather has prompted renewed calls for #ClimateChange action by the Australian government, by targeting a 26% cut on its heavy dependence on coal for electricity generation.
» weforum.org/agenda/2020/01…
Bushfires in Australia are now so big that they're generating their own weather, in the form of giant thunderstorms that start more fires, according to BoM in Victoria.
» mashable.com/article/austra…
"A big issue with the volunteer service is how long they can continue to do this as the season stretches into weeks & months," NSW RFS (70,000 volunteers) Peter Holding told ABC News.
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The devastation left in the wake of the fires is unparalleled: 19 people have died, 1,365 homes in NSW have been burnt, and over 11 million acres have been destroyed.
🔎 Learn more about the bushfires: wef.ch/2tjVeG7 #AustraliaFires #ClimateChange
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In Earth's disrupted and still-changing climate — with atmospheric CO2 levels rising at historically and geologically unprecedented rates — dystopian scenes might become more common.
» futurism.com/the-byte/austr…
#AustraliaIsOnFire in the midst of an environmental catastrophe, with raging #AustralianWildFires making parts of the nation look like a blood-red apocalyptic hellscape.
» theverge.com/2020/1/3/21048…
“The reality is, this is a function of #ClimateChange — this extreme heat, these extreme conditions that are so volatile and are producing the types of intensity and early season burning in Australia”.
» metro.co.uk/2020/01/04/dev…
More than 100 fires are still raging out of control in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. The death toll has risen to 23, and half a billion animals.
» futurism.com/australia-arre…
Bots & trolls spread false arson claims in Australian fires ‘disinformation campaign’. Tweets exaggerating the role of arson are being used to undermine the link btw. #bushfires & #ClimateChange.
» nature.com/articles/d4158…
Soot may've damaged rock art in the Blue Mountains, similar to stencils in Red Hands Cave. Sites are rich in cultural history, but the blazes might also reveal some unknown ones.