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Bushfire

houses destroyed by fier with sea in the background

Raising hope out of ashes of the Tathra bushfire

  • Bushfire
  • Climate adaptation
  • Extreme events

Soils study key to tracing PFAS leaching

  • Bushfire
  • Contaminants
  • Public health
  • Soil
Grass on fire with firefighters in background

Experimenting with fuel and fire

  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events
smoke plumes in the distance with a tussocky peninsula in foreground

Up in smoke

  • Air quality
  • Atmosphere
  • Bushfire
couple being interviewed

How to plan for decisions in the midst of bushfire catastrophe

  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events
burned, red outback

Mapping fire-prone areas before the fires

  • Bushfire
  • Climate adaptation
  • Climate change

Spotting the danger of long-distance firebrands

  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events
burnt out houses on hill slope

What Wye River can teach us about building for bushfires

  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events
burned out house

Learning from 100 years of bushfire loss data

  • Bushfire
  • Climate adaptation
  • Climate change
  • Extreme events
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