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New information on extreme weather and natural hazards in our changing climate – synthesis brochures of the latest knowledge and ESCC Hub research

The Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub has produced four synthesis brochures outlining the latest knowledge and Hub research on extreme weather events, including tropical cyclones, east coast lows, bushfires and thunderstorms, and how these events may change in the future as our climate continues to warm.

A landmark report confirms Australia is girt by hotter, higher seas. But there’s still time to act

Science update: Increasing our understanding of global-scale climate through climate models

Science update: What does the future hold for El Niño-Southern Oscillation and the Indian Ocean Dipole?

Science update: Understanding the role of climate change in climate extremes

Climate change may change the way ocean waves impact 50% of the world’s coastlines

Current activities

Understanding past, current and future climate variability and change

Developing and delivering improved climate change projections for Australia

Water resources under a changing climate

Changing extreme weather hazards

Developing an Australian carbon budget

Understanding ocean change

Marine and coastal climate services

Natural habitats for coastal protection and carbon sequestration

Applying Australia’s climate model

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