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A changing climate

Sheshtyn Paola 21/08/2017

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How will health services survive climate change impacts on rural and remote populations? Climate change threatens to impact the lives of Australians living in rural and remote regions, through increased intensity of rainfall and tropical cyclones, high-fire danger days, drought and heat wave. Scientists also predict agricultural viability will be compromised by drier soils and

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