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King tide smashes Gold Coast surf club again, Bribie Island could split forever We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss King tide smashes Gold Coast surf club again, Bribie Island could split forever Normal text size Advertisement For the second day, a king tide has lapped at the doors of a Gold Coast surf club, as Tuesday's surging waves left a thick layer of seafoam around the building. The huge tide has not been the only unusual weather event, with a widespread drenching dumping almost 900 millimetres in the Scenic Rim over three days and causi...

© NSW SES Flood damage in New South Wales, Australia, after torrential rain from 12 December 2020.A low-pressure trough off the coast of south east Australia caused a wild weekend of weather for south east Queensland and northern New South Wales with torrential rain, damaging winds, abnormally high tides and dangerous surf. Flood warnings are in place in southern Queensland and northern New South Wales (NSW) after heavy rainfall. In a 72 hour period to 14 December, 738 mm of rain fell in Upper Springbrook in Queensland, including 323mm in 6 hours overnight, 12 to 13 December. In NSW the hig...

Elsewhere the heat of the sun is relentless this is cameroon and central africa here in the stream bed of the mile below river signs of despair are everywhere. and that. the north of cameroon receives two months of rainfall a year at most in august and september during the rest of the year people must walk far to find water or dig deep. older people who live here say that water used to flow abundantly through the mile below river into the logan river and eventually discharging into lake chad. but those days are gone. they do are kind of works for the charity organization in the region his job ...

Years. this vegetation will also soon end up in the river. the changes taking place here could soon be a reality across wide expanses of russia. and it could also have a dramatic impact on the global climate and mass migration of peoples for there is an immense amount of biomass still trapped within the common frost. if that trapped c o two in methane were to be released into the atmosphere the pace of climate change would increase dramatically. so there's a group of grasses which grew here maybe i don't forty thousand years ago and then

The permafrost of russia. nikita zima of trained as a mathematician. but his father sergei is lifelong commitment inspired nikita to change course. now like his father he has dedicated his life to preserving russia's permafrost. he's come to the river in northeastern siberia an eight hour flight from moscow to gather evidence that the promise frost is vanishing. the ground has warmed up to three degrees celsius causing the top layer of the ice to melt. one side effect is that more and more rare fossils are surfacing.