Bushfire

BZE interviews Dr Marion Carey, Research Fellow with Monash University's Sustainability Institute

Posted on 31 Aug 2011
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Dr Carey talks about the health affects of climate change, particularly those relating to the 2009 heatwaves and bushfires. She also discusses the affects that fossil fuels (including coal seam gas) have on public health and highlights that more deaths in Australia are caused by air pollution than by road accidents.

Dr Marion Carey interview

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Beyond Zero talks climate change with Professor David Karoly of Melbourne University Earth Sciences

Posted on 28 Apr 2010
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Beyond Zero talks to David Karoly, Professor of Meteorology and an ARC Federation Fellow at the School of Earth Sciences at the University of Melbourne, about the so-called "Climate Gate" email affair at the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit. The conclusions of four independent studies found that the scientists had no case to answer. David also explains how increasing atmospheric greenhouse gases contribute to increases in maximum and mean temperatures in south eastern Australia leading to greater risk of extreme fire danger conditions.

Beyond Zero talks to Professor David Karoly of Melbourne University

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Luke Chamberlain from the Wilderness Society discusses the greenhouse gas emissions caused by logging Australia's native forests

Posted on 29 Apr 2009
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Beyond Zero speaks to Luke Chamberlain, Forest Campaigner at The Wilderness Society (Australia) about Victoria’s tragic bush fires of February 2009 and the role of Victoria’s forests in reducing the impact of global warming.

Luke Chamberlain podcast

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