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Keeping global warming to 1.5C, not 2C, will make a crucial difference to Australia, report says

  • Written by: James Whitmore, Editor, Environment & Energy, The Conversation
imageHalf a degree could make all the difference for the Great Barrier Reef.Shutterstock.com

Australia could avoid punishingly long heatwaves and boost the Great Barrier Reef’s chances of survival by helping to limit global warming to 1.5℃ rather than 2℃, according to a report released by the Climate Institute today.

Australia, along...

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Without a longer-term view, the Paris Agreement will lock in warming for centuries

  • Written by: Eelco Rohling, Professor of Ocean and Climate Change, Australian National University
imageAntarctica's ice sheets will continue to melt long after this century. Antarctica image from www.shutterstock.com

The Paris climate agreement set a “safe” global warming limit of below 2℃, aiming below 1.5℃ by 2100. The world has already warmed about a degree since the Industrial Revolution, and on our current emissions...

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Why the spectacle of the Olympics will go on despite Rio's disappointments

  • Written by: Barbara Keys, Associate Professor of U.S. and International History, University of Melbourne
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The Rio Summer Olympic Games are over and as we celebrate – or rue – final medal counts, we can begin also to tally up the scorecard for the Games more broadly: were they a win for Brazil? And what do the Rio Games tell us about the future of the world’s single most popular festival?

For Rio de Janeiro and for Brazil, these...

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