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Cranking up the intensity: climate change and extreme weather events

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Submitted by sheeja on Wed, 2017-02-08 12:42

Climate change is now influencing all extreme weather events – with some of the most severe climate impacts occurring in 2016, the latest report has found. Cranking Up The Intensity: Climate Change and Extreme Weather Events finds that while the links between climate change and some extreme weather events such as bushfires and heatwaves are well-established, the evidence linking climate change to storms and heavy rainfall is also growing.

thesaurus: 
Climate Change
Extreme Weather Events
Heat Waves
Australia
Global
Green House Gases
Sea Level Rise
Publisher : 
Climate Council
Main Topic: 
Climate Change
Attachment(s): 
Cranking Up The Intensity.pdf
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Publication Date: 
08/02/2017
Document Type: 
Reports