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Impacts of Extreme Weather Events on First Nations Australians | Cool.org

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Impacts of Extreme Weather Events on First Nations Australians

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SecondaryYear 10Humanities and Social SciencesGeographyEnvironmentalClimate ChangeSocialPhysical Health

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investigate why First Nations communities are among the most heavily impacted by climate change and associated extreme weather events.

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explain the factors that increase the impact of extreme weather events on First Nations Australians
discuss current strategies to reduce the impact of climate change on First Nations Australians.

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