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2021 Eastern Australian floods
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2021 Eastern Australian floods

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  • Scott Morrison
    Scott Morrison
    / The 2019 bushfires, the coronavirus pandemic, and the 2021 flooding

    …rain that produced extensive destructive flooding, especially in New South Wales, where about 18,000 individuals had to be evacuated. Again, climate change appeared to have contributed to the calamity, this time by intensifying the effects of the La Niña weather pattern that typically increases rainfall as well as cyclone activity.…

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    …rain that produced extensive destructive flooding, especially in New South Wales, where about 18,000 individuals had to be evacuated. Again, climate change appeared to have contributed to the calamity, this time by intensifying the effects of the La Niña weather pattern that typically increases rainfall as well as cyclone activity.…

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