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Alex Hawke

The two columns below show quotes (left column) from Alex Hawke paired with what the science says (right column). Click on text in right column for full details.


Quotes by Alex Hawke vs What the Science Says
"I raise on behalf of constituents in Western Sydney to raise their ongoing concern about climate commissioner Tim Flannery's assault on Western Sydney. The travelling roadshow that is the Climate Commission turned up at Parramatta last week to tell residents of Western Sydney that more people will die under climate change—a direct quote from the commissioner. He said: "We know mortality goes up in heatwaves." He also said that mental health complaints would rise and severe weather events would, in particular, target residents of Western Sydney. This claim was rubbished by James Cook University Adjunct Professor Bob Carter and environmental scientists, who said, 'So what? There are always going to be more or fewer hot days per decade.'"
30 May 2012 (Source)
Climate reacts to whatever forces it to change at the time; humans are now the dominant forcing.


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