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10 Oct 2023
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Climate change is causing estuary water to warm and acidify. Rising sea levels will flood low-lying areas and threaten developments near NSW estuaries...
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Green cover and open spaces can help combat the effects of climate change by providing natural cooling and water management.
Built environment
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Climate change has been reducing NSW snow depth since the late 1950s. Less snow is impacting alpine wildlife, winter tourism and hydroelectricity gene...
Snow
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Find information and resources to help NSW state government agencies adapt to climate change, including tools for climate risk assessment and manageme...
State government
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Climate change is projected to cause increased coastal erosion and permanent flooding in low-lying coastal areas of NSW.
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Climate change is the long-term change in climate patterns. It is largely driven by more greenhouse gases being released into the atmosphere.
Climate change causes
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NSW uses independent climate change studies and technical advice from Australian and international organisations to inform decisions about climate cha...
Climate change causes
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NSW’s gold standard climate projection modelling has been adopted interstate, ensuring a consistent approach to climate science and information.
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NSW needs to adapt to climate change to protect its people, values, environment and economy. Together, we can make a difference now and for our future...
