Bushfire risk linked to British colonisation, researchers find
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 20:24 · Archive
Researchers say increased bushfire risk in Australia goes beyond climate change alone, potentially linked to British colonisation.
Researchers have found that Australia's increased bushfire risk may be linked to British colonisation, suggesting the causes extend beyond climate change alone. The findings indicate that historical factors from colonisation have contributed to conditions that heighten bushfire risk in the country.
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- Climate change not the only blame for bushfire crisisAustralia's bushfire crisis may be linked to British colonisation, with researchers finding increased risk goes beyond the influence of climate change alone.The West Australian · 7 Oct, 20:01
- Climate change not the only blame for bushfire crisisAustralia's bushfire crisis may be linked to British colonisation, with researchers finding increased risk goes beyond the influence of climate change alone.Perth Now · 7 Oct, 20:01
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