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SA faces climate change devastation

Source: Adelaide Now

Melbourne : Australia | about 1 year ago

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ALL forms of infrastructure in South Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths will be severely affected by climate change, a new report has found. Experts from the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering have assessed the impact of global warming on...

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News Source: Adelaide Now | about 1 year ago

ALL forms of infrastructure in South Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths will be severely affected by climate change, a new report has found. Experts from the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering...