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  • Climate change and agriculture conference 2012 Media releases

    Even sceptical farmers are adapting as the weather gets weirder

    ByOperations 29 November, 201229 November, 2012

    Climate change will affect how we farm, but we’re not at the point of ‘adapt or die’. Right now the meme is ‘adapt and profit’. Today’s stories from the agriculture and climate change conference range from farmers sharing practical, on-the-ground experiences, to CSIRO’s take on how ready the industry as a whole is looking. Also:…

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    Crocodile eggs measure river health

    ByOperations 12 November, 201213 November, 2012

    A new land management tool using Aboriginal knowledge Ngan’gi speakers know it’s time to look for freshwater crocodile eggs when the red kapok trees near the Northern Territory’s Daly River burst into flower. This can occur at a different time each year, but the environmental link is solid. A Darwin-based scientist has converted this link […]

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    Wind – the key factor for dangerous bushfire weather

    ByOperations 8 June, 20103 August, 2010

    Wind speed plays a bigger role than temperature in creating dangerous conditions for bushfires, says Dr Andrew Dowdy a physicist from the Bureau of Meteorology.
    His work with the Bushfire Cooperative Research Centre has led to new possibilities for predicting bushfire conditions based on the weather. It will be presented for the first time in public […]

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