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How we’re managing bushfire risk: A self-sufficient update from Australia

How we’re managing bushfire risk: A self-sufficient update from Australia

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Bushfire risk at the rural–urban interface knowledge sharing forum | Andrew Gissing

Bushfire risk at the rural–urban interface knowledge sharing forum | Andrew Gissing

6.9K views3 months ago

Huge swath of the country facing increased bushfire risk in lead-up to winter

Huge swath of the country facing increased bushfire risk in lead-up to winter

Debate blazes in Australia over climate change role in bushfire crisis

Debate blazes in Australia over climate change role in bushfire crisis

France24Richelle HARRISON PLESSE

Media reaction: Australia’s bushfires and climate change - Carbon Brief

Media reaction: Australia’s bushfires and climate change - Carbon Brief

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Bushfire or forest fire. Carbon emissions from smoke from wild fires causes climate change

Bushfire or forest fire. Carbon emissions from smoke from wild fires causes climate change

AdobeRichard Carey

Bushfire or forest fire. Carbon emissions from smoke from wild fires causes climate change

Bushfire or forest fire. Carbon emissions from smoke from wild fires causes climate change

AdobeRichard Carey

Australia’s bushfire survivors demand government action on climate change

SBS.com.auMaani Truu

Exactly 12 months ago today, the huge Gospers Mountain Fire started from a lightning strike north-west of Sydney. The fire burned for almost 80 days, and became the biggest forest fire in Australia's recorded history. One year on, the fire has left a heart-wrenching scar on both the landscape and the communities it tore through. This is what climate change looks like. In just a few days, the Royal Commission will hand down its findings into the 2019-20 bushfire season, and it's imperative that i

40.1K viewsOct 25, 2020

FacebookThe Climate Council

As the temperature begins to rise, the risk of bushfires also rises. This heightened bushfire risk calls for different safety practices that may cause delays in our restoration process until the weather conditions become suitable to re-energise safely. Although longer outages can be inconvenient, we’re constantly monitoring the situation, conducting bushfire risk assessments, and working hard to ensure a safe restoration for the community and our crews. 👉 Find out why we change procedures durin

3.7K viewsNov 23, 2023

FacebookWestern Power

Climate change front-and-centre in bushfire commission

Bushfire Recap

ABC NewsCale Matthews

Department for Environment and Water - Managing bushfire risk

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Wildfires and Climate Change - NASA Science

Bushfire risk challenges growth of Gold Coast

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Climate Change Is Raising Wildfire Risk Across The U.S.

Wildfire risks growing amid climate change

Study: Climate change will lead to more large wildfires burning at the same time

Do you understand what bushfire fire danger ratings mean? The Bureau and emergency services use six fire danger ratings to communicate the level of bushfire risk. These ratings help the community know when to put their bushfire survival plan into action. These ratings are: Low–Moderate, High, Very High, Severe, Extreme and Catastrophic (or Code Red in Victoria). The higher the rating, the more dangerous the conditions are likely to be, and at higher ratings any fire that starts will likely be fa

10K viewsNov 30, 2020

FacebookBureau of Meteorology

How well do you know your bushfire warnings?

Our hearts go out to the those who are currently affected by bushfires across the country - and especially to those who have lost so much. Many of us know the devastation of losing homes and we feel the weight of this moment with you. You are not alone. Australia has always had bushfires, but climate change makes them far more frequent and dangerous. The government's own Climate Risk Assessment report makes this shockingly clear. At this time of year politicians are fond of telling us to "be pre

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FacebookBushfire Survivors for Climate Action

New research has uncovered how climate change is re-writing the rules of bushfire risk. Academics and government agencies joining forces to find where and when is the best time is for prescribed burns. #WINNews | Channel 8 & 80 (HD) Weeknights from 5:30pm | WIN News Canberra

2.3K views6 months ago

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How Climate Change Is Making Wildfires Deadlier Across The U.S.

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‘We’re being squeezed at two ends’: Fire & Rescue struggling with hazard reduction burning

news.com.auChloe Whelan

How does bushfire smoke affect our health? 6 things you need to know

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Unexpected consequence of bushfires exposed

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Australian bushfires could be more intense and extensive than current predictions, study suggests

ABC Newsenvironment reporter Peter de Kruijff

NSW at risk of dangerous bushfire season

9news.com.auDaniel Jeffrey

It might still be winter, but we've already seen more than 50 bushfires during August in New South Wales, due to dry conditions 🔥 This video shows how devastating a wind change can be during a bushfire, so take particular care on windy days. Today the Australian Seasonal Bushfire Outlook was released, showing above normal fire potential for areas mainly on and east of the Great Dividing Range, and also for parts of southern Australia and eastern Tasmania. Know your weather. Know your risk. Watc

47.1K viewsAug 28, 2019

FacebookBureau of Meteorology

Working together to reduce bushfire risk

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