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Increasing carbon dioxide emissions is causing oceans to become more acidic. This impacts marine life and important industries such as oyster farming.

Climate change is changing ocean currents and sea surface temperatures around Australia. This is causing marine heatwaves and impacts on marine life.

Many NSW buildings are designed to suit historical weather conditions and may not be resilient to future climate impacts.

Infrastructure in NSW will be affected by the impacts of climate change such as increased temperatures, sea level rise, floods, storms, bushfires and drought.

Learn about the key impacts climate change may have on NSW state government agencies, their services, assets and operations.

Find out how recreational, sports, environmental, social service and other community groups will be impacted by climate change.

Find out how your community group can reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and adopt more environmentally sustainable practices.

Find out what grants are available to support climate change action and adaptation, and how your community group can apply.

Climate change is affecting snow cover which many ecosystems, species and industries depend on. Winter temperatures are projected to rise by more than 2°C.

Why do households need to adapt to climate change? Every household will be impacted by climate change differently. Find out what you can do to adapt.