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15 January 2020, Sydney Morning Herald, Incredible, secret firefighting mission saves famous ‘dinosaur trees’. Desperate efforts by firefighters on the ground and in the air have saved the only known natural grove of the world-famous Wollemi pines from destruction during the … Continue reading →

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3 January 2020,University of Sydney,  A statement about the 480 million animals killed in NSW bushfires since September. Australia has the highest rate of species lost of any area in the world. Professor Chris Dickman estimates that 480 million animals … Continue reading →

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15 November 2019,The Conversation, A surprising answer to a hot question: controlled burns often fail to slow a bushfire. As sure as night follows day, this week’s bushfires prompted inevitable debate about whether fire authorities should have carried out more hazard … Continue reading →

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February 2019: Institute for Public Policy Research: THIS IS A CRISIS – FACING UP TO THE AGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL BREAKDOWN Mainstream political and policy debates have failed to recognise that human impacts on the environment have reached a critical stage, … Continue reading →

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