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Land Rights News
vol.
10
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1
March
2020
19998477
2020
periodical issue
'Is it getting too hot for our mob?
'JUST as experts predicted Australia’s catastrophic bush fires of this summer decades ago, they also agree that poor communities around the world will be the most vulnerable in a hotter, drier and more unpredictable climate.
'Aboriginal people in remote communities will be among the hardest hit.
'In Central Australia, climate records continue to be broken. In January 2019, meteorologists declared the driest summer ever in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek, while 2018 was the hottest on record in Central Australia, with 55 days above 40 degrees.'
2020 pg. 9 Section: News
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Subjects:
- Aboriginal Warlpiri AIATSIS Code: C15 NT language
Settings:
- Central Australia,
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