Introduction:
To state the words of a recent Senate Inquiry report,compiled by the Senate Foreign Affairs, Defense and Trade References Committee, “Climate change poses a ‘current and existential national security risk" to Australia.’” In the present day, climate change showcases its lethal effects on Australia’s land, be it extreme drought in the dry regions, the maximal polarization of weather, destruction of the great barrier reef, and rising sea levels affecting the majorly coastal-residing populations. Not only so now, but in the future as well, with the issues of displacement, equipment and infrastructure sustainability, and loss of assets to the Australian economy.
Country Policy:
The Australian Government strongly holds into its commitments
To state the words of a recent Senate Inquiry report,compiled by the Senate Foreign Affairs, Defense and Trade References Committee, “Climate change poses a ‘current and existential national security risk" to Australia.’” In the present day, climate change showcases its lethal effects on Australia’s land, be it extreme drought in the dry regions, the maximal polarization of weather, destruction of the great barrier reef, and rising sea levels affecting the majorly coastal-residing populations. Not only so now, but in the future as well, with the issues of displacement, equipment and infrastructure sustainability, and loss of assets to the Australian economy.
Country Policy:
The Australian Government strongly holds into its commitments