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The Bureau of Meteorology has declared that El Niño and a positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) are underway. Warmer and drier conditions have already been forecast for spring and summer for parts of Australia. Details: bom.gov.au/climate/enso/
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Five things you need to know about today's solar eclipse abc.net.au/news/2023-04-20/w…
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In this exclusive World Science Festival Event, a constellation of astrophysicists share the latest discoveries and explore what exoplanets can tell us about our past, our future and the nature of our own terrestrial home. 🪐 Register for this event: worldsciencefestival.com.au/…
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Strategic climate philanthropy in Australia and globally is on the rise! Join respected ABC journalist Fran Kelly as she discusses the coalition of science, technology and big investment 🌏🍃 Net Zero: Investing in the Future 24 March 🎟️ bit.ly/3Z15KLH #WSFB2023
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‘Who cares about your science?’ asks new Qld Chief Scientist
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Did you know that minerals can be used for renewable energy? 💎
Join a panel of experts next Tuesday, 25 October as we dig into the role that minerals and mining are playing in shaping our future. FREE registrations → eventbrite.com.au/e/what-can… #qldmuseum
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Sunshine Coast police have directed 80 campers to leave Teewah Beach as part of enforcement action targeting hooning over the weekend. Officers spotted a vehicle performing “doughnuts” near campers, the motorist returning an alleged BAC reading of .102% mypolice.page.link/1T5r
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Eight Impact Stories resulting from the Interview a Scientist Program 2022 are now live on the Queensland STEM Impact website! Written by university and high school students, these stories cover a range of STEM Impact. Check them out here: qldstemimpact.com.au
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Queensland's recent rain has put a stop to hundreds of planned burns. The Department of Environment says rangers have only burnt around one third of their target leaving thousands of hectares of fuel in the bush. 7NEWS.com.au @SamiBarnes7 #7NEWS
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Meet the Wombat Warriors - some of the people responsible for bringing the Northern Hairy Nosed Wombat back from the brink. This week we’re featuring Dr Alan Horsup
#WombatWednesday 🐾
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Four new nature refuges declared in important wildlife corridors in the Wet Tropics region. The landholders say it's a "dream come true" terrain.org.au/nature-refuge…
#naturerefuge #conservation @QldTFN @envirogov @AusLandcare @readfearn #cassowary #WildlifeConservation @QldEnvironment
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Check out our island ark on @QldTFN's Avoid Island. Thanks so much to the incredible volunteers @ Mackay and District Turtle Watch for helping ensure this monitoring season went ahead (mackayturtles.org.au/)
+ thanks to @QldEnvironment, @GBRFoundation + others
#turtles #GBR
A small island off the Queensland coast has become a sanctuary for sea turtles where they can nest in peace. Avoid Island is as close as you can get to an 'ark' for threatened species, and over 70 flatback nests have been discovered. 7NEWS.com.au @RebekahRJensen #7NEWS
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⛈️⚠️ Thunderstorm Forecast Wed 19th of January: Severe thunderstorms possible for southern, central and northwestern interior and likely about parts of the southwest. Heavy rainfall main risk, damaging wind gusts (>90 km/hr) also a slight risk. Warnings: ow.ly/Mwzv50HxvkX
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⛈️Thunderstorm forecast for today: severe thunderstorms possible in the northwest around ex-#CycloneTiffany, with a chance of damaging winds and heavy rainfall. Severe thunderstorms with damaging winds are possible in western & southwestern #QLD. Warnings: bom.gov.au/qld/warnings/
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#CycloneTiffany is on the Cape York Peninsula coast west of Cape Melville and will move west across the Cape today before redeveloping in the Gulf of Carpentaria and track towards the eastern Northern Territory coast bom.gov.au/cyclone
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Tropical cyclone Tiffany has strengthened to category 2 as it approaches Cape York Peninsula. #CycloneTiffany bom.gov.au/cyclone
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⛈️Thunderstorm forecast for today: Severe thunderstorms with heavy rainfall are possible in eastern #QLD, extending into the southeast late today. Thunderstorms more broadly possible through northern, central, and southern Queensland. Warnings if needed: bom.gov.au/qld/warnings/
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Ex-Tropical Seth off the southeast coast of Qld is expected to drift the towards coast in coming days. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase over #SEQ as a result. Warnings still current for marine areas. satview.bom.gov.au/ bom.gov.au/qld/warnings/
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Rangers rescue 74 #endangered green sea turtles on remote #CoralSea island. abc.net.au/news/2021-12-20/g… @QldEnvironment
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Nature is hiding in every nook of Australia’s cities – just look a little closer and you’ll find it... with #CitizenScience
HT to the authors: @all_isee
& @atlaslivingaust' Dr Erin Roger
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