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    Australia's climate - drivers, variability and extremes

    Australia's climate is very variable from year to year and place to place, linked to changes in large-scale circulation systems such as El Niño.
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    What is a pathways approach to adaptation?

    Decision makers can build multiple options and flexibility into their adaptation plans by using a pathways approach.
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    Global climate change and sea-level rise

    Climate and sea levels are changing as a result of human activity and will continue to change into the future.
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    Role of insurance in adaptation

    Many properties in coastal Australia are underinsured or lack insurance cover for inundation and erosion, and this situation is likely to get worse under climate change and sea-level rise.
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    Available data, datasets and derived information to support coastal hazard assessment and adaptation planning
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    Climate change and sea-level rise in the Australian region

    Future climate change over Australia will track global trends, causing warmer temperatures, changes to rainfall regimes, rising sea levels and more acidic ocean waters.
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    Step 4: Assess options and prepare a plan

    Your plan now requires a suite of options that are developed in consultation with stakeholders and a set of ‘SMART’ indicators that can be measured to signal when options should be implemented, and when funding is needed.  
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    Assessing the costs and benefits of coastal climate adaptation
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    Community engagement
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    Understanding sea-level rise and climate change, and associated impacts on the coastal zone