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4 of 5 Australians feeling climate change impact now, research shows
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Australians increasingly fear climate change related drought and extinctions
Climate of the Nation survey also growing support for net zero emissions by 2050 and rapid phase-out of coal power
Australians are increasingly concerned about droughts and floods, extinctions and water shortages associated with climate change, and most people think all levels of government aren’t doing enough to combat the effects of global warming, according to new research.
The annual Climate of the Nation survey, which has been tracking Australian attitudes to climate change for more than a decade, finds concern about droughts and flooding has risen from 74% of the survey in 2017 to 81% in 2019.
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Climate crisis is greatest ever threat to human rights, UN warns
- Rights chief Michelle Bachelet highlights role in civil wars
- ‘The world has never seen a threat to human rights of this scope’
Climate change is not only having a devastating impact on the environments we live in, but also on respect for human rights globally, the UN has warned.
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Model 3 sales in Australia in “thousands” tipping scale of EV adoption
Tesla delivery staff reportedly say "thousands" of Model 3s are due for delivery to customers, meaning it is well on the becoming the best-selling EV in Australia.
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