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Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub

  • Home
  • About
    • The Hub
    • Leadership and governance
    • PhD affiliate initiative
    • NESP
    • ACCSP
  • Climate Challenges
    • Hydroclimate and water resources
    • Food security, ecosystems and natural resource management
    • Carbon cycle and future warming
    • Changes in coastal climate
    • Extremes and disaster risk management
  • Our science
    • Research priorities
    • Current activities
    • Completed activities
  • Science impact
    • Federal government
    • State government
    • Local government
    • Government authority agencies
    • Financial services sector
    • Indigenous communities
  • Resources
    • Science webinars
    • Training
    • Publications
    • Data products
  • News
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    Earth systems and climate research to inform decision making and policies

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Increased future bushfire risk under a changing climate

New projections show a clear trend towards more dangerous conditions for bushfires in Australia into the future, as well as increased pyroconvection risk factors for some regions of southern Australia.

Setting and smashing extreme temperature records over the coming century

Turning methane into carbon dioxide could help us fight climate change

Hub leader David Karoly at a workshop

Making cents of climate change with the NT mango industry

El Niño has rapidly become stronger and stranger, according to coral records

Marine heatwaves: changes, causes and impacts

Current activities

Understanding Tasmania’s climate sensitivities and information needs

Five ripening mangoes hanging on a tree

Understanding climate change impacts on mangoes in the Northern Territory

Informing World Heritage Area climate change adaptation planning

Determining the return on investment of Earth systems and climate change science

Understanding finance sector climate change information needs

A large computer server

International benchmarking of Australia’s climate model

Understanding climate variability and extremes

Rough seas

Decadal prediction and the predictability of marine heatwaves

Two men deploying a CTD instrument from the back of a research ship

Understanding ocean heat uptake

Enhanced weather satellite image of Tropical Cyclone Sam near the north-west coast of Western Australia

Improving modelling of weather and climate extremes

Map of Australia showing projected annual rainfall change for 2030 under RCP 8.5

Improving accessibility of regional climate projections

Water pouring out of a metal pipe against a blue sky background

Supporting sustainability of Australia’s future water resources

Fire burning through wooded bushland

Developing projections for weather extremes

Newly planted trees in a revegetation area

Assessing carbon sources and sinks

Rough waves at a Gold Coast beach with highrise buildings in the background

Understanding coastal hazards

Mangroves growing on a sandy shoreline

National Centre for Coasts and Climate

Welcome to the Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub

We’re building our world-leading climate and Earth systems science capability and using our understanding of Australia’s past, present and future climate to supply useful and accessible climate information for Australia.

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