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Australia Day screening of Yuin Country documentary at historic theatre in Narooma | About Regional
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The historic Narooma Kinema will host a screening of the documentary, Yuwinj-Dhari Bulwal-Yuin Country Explored, on Australia Day, 26 January, 2021....
Today is 18 years since the January 2003 firestorm. The fire burned some houses, yet left others nearby untouched. Pictured here is 50 Eucumbene Drive, Duffy, still standing, while the houses on either side were lost. ![]()
Photo: ACT Heritage Library, HMSS 0340 Patricia Frei Collection. Photographer Patricia Frei.
The world's oceans absorbed 20 sextillion joules of heat due to climate change in 2020 and warmed to record levels, a study has found.
That quantity — expressed numerically as 20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 joules — is equivalent to the energy from 10 Hiroshima atomic bombs being released every second of the year.
World's oceans absorbed the heat of 10 nukes every second in 2020, study finds
Climate change saw the world's oceans absorb 20 zettajoules of heat in 2020, driving seas to record temperatures and setting the scene for decades of savage weather and environmental devastation.About Us
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