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Climate change isn’t responsible for Australia’s hailstorms

22 January 2020

4:00 AM

22 January 2020

4:00 AM

It was pretty inevitable that once rain finally started to fall in South Eastern Australia, extinguishing some of the bushfires which have been raging for weeks, the wet weather, too, would be blamed on climate change. ‘Climate apocalypse starts in Australia,’ a human rights lawyer tweeted in response to golf ball sized hailstones falling in Canberra.

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