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Human-Driven Sea-Level Rise Quadruples Coastal Flooding Frequency Since 1900, Study Finds
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Human-Driven Sea-Level Rise Quadruples Coastal Flooding Frequency Since 1900, Study Finds

A new international study published in Nature reveals that human-driven sea-level rise has quadrupled the frequency of extreme coastal flooding events globally since 1900. The research, based on over a century of tide gauge observations and climate models, highlights a fundamental long-term shift, making even ordinary tides and storms capable of causing damage that once required exceptional conditions. This necessitates a rethink of flood risk planning in coastal communities.

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TOI World
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Endangered Carnaby's Cockatoos Exposed to High Levels of Pesticides in Western Australia
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Endangered Carnaby's Cockatoos Exposed to High Levels of Pesticides in Western Australia

Scientists found endangered Carnaby's black cockatoos in Western Australia's Wheatbelt are consuming dangerous levels of agricultural pesticides from spilled grain. This contamination, including neurotoxic chemicals, is linked to a mysterious paralysis syndrome and prompts calls for stricter Australian pesticide regulations and improved grain handling practices.

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Times of India
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Endangered Carnaby's Cockatoos Exposed to High Pesticide Levels in Western Australia
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Endangered Carnaby's Cockatoos Exposed to High Pesticide Levels in Western Australia

A Murdoch University study found endangered Carnaby’s black cockatoos in Western Australia's Wheatbelt are regularly exposed to high levels of agricultural pesticides, with 80% of seed samples contaminated. The findings suggest a link to a mysterious paralysis syndrome in the birds and have prompted calls for a review of Australia's pesticide regulations.

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TOI World
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Global Study Reveals Alarming Rise in Antibiotic Resistance Among Children
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Global Study Reveals Alarming Rise in Antibiotic Resistance Among Children

A global study led by the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute analyzed over 100,000 infection samples from children across 82 countries, revealing a significant increase in antibiotic resistance between 2004 and 2022. The research highlights the growing threat to children's health, particularly from bacteria like Acinetobacter baumannii and Klebsiella.

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Guardian Australia
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