Australia's record-breaking summer heatwaves linked to climate change

Michael Holder
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Analysis follows special climate statement from Australian Bureau of Meteorology on exceptional heat experienced in recent months

Searing heatwaves in Australia over the summer which saw temperature records tumble in New South Wales and Canberra can be "directly linked to climate change", according to a new analysis published today....

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