The Bureau of Meteorology has declared the presence of El Niño in Australia and issued warnings regarding the combined threats of climate pollution and El Niño.
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Updated Jun 16
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The Bureau of Meteorology has declared the presence of El Niño in Australia and issued warnings regarding the combined threats of climate pollution and El Niño.
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Bureau of Meteorology
Australian government agency responsible for providing meteorology services
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