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The things that you re liable to read in the IPCC bible ain t necessarily so, Chris Uhlmann says It s a bold claim | Graham Readfearn

The contributor to Sky News accuses climate change ‘zealots’ of not having read the research. But his own reading is less than comprehensive

Indian oceanAustralian capital territoryKarl popperJason sharplesAndrew dowdyChris uhlmannUniversity of melbourneIntergovernmental panel on climate changeSky newsNine newsIntergovernmental panelClimate changePhysical science basisIndian ocean dipoleBlack summerTropical cyclone jasper

Prescribed burns can reduce our bushfire risk, but how do they impact our wildlife?

Australia’s threatened species are experiencing widespread habitat declines thanks to more frequent fires and a reduction in unburnt areas according to Aussie

Australian capital territoryJason sharplesEuan ritchieDiana fisherAustralian science media centreUniversity of queenslandDeakin universityProfessor brett murphy at charles darwin universityCurtin universityProfessor diana fisherAssociate professor brett murphyCharles darwin universityProfessor euan ritchieAssociate professor grant wardell johnsonSunshine coastBushfire scientist

What we learned about wildfires in 2023

PreventionWeb offers you 5 key learnings we picked up about wildfires in 2023.

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Fire Season in Australia Starts Early - The New York Times

Though experts do not think that this season will be the worst yet, they also warn that the past is no longer a reliable guide to the future.

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El Niño phenomenon: Australia braces for a horror wildfire season

A hot, dry season – driven by the El Niño weather phenomenon – leaves a country on edge

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