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Anna Pykett
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Executive Producer and Presenter, ABC News (Australia)
Sydney
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By Anna Pykett| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified 2024 has delivered a series of damning environmental reports - all with the same sentiment: act now, before it's too late. Last month, the United Nations' weather agency confirmed ocean heat had reached its highest level since records began. Now conservationists are warning this could have devastating impacts on shark populations, as the animals are forced to adapt to warmer waters. Featured: Australian Marine Conservation Society's shark biologist Dr Leonardo Guida.
By Anna Pykett| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified The melting of Earth's ice caps is slowing the rate at which the planet spins. New research suggests this will have implications for how we adjust the world's "UTC" time standard, to keep track of the planet's rotation. Scientists say reducing the rate of climate change will help minimise the impacts. Featured: (talent / voices included)Duncan Agnew, professor of geophysics, University of California, San DiegoMatt King, professor of polar geodesy, University of TasmaniaBroadcast 3 hours ago
By Anna Pykett| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified 2024 has delivered a series of damning environmental reports - all with the same sentiment: act now, before it's too late. Last month, the United Nations' weather agency confirmed ocean heat had reached its highest level since records began. Now conservationists are warning this could have devastating impacts on shark populations, as the animals are forced to adapt to warmer waters. Featured: Australian Marine Conservation Society's shark biologist Dr Leonardo Guida.
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ABC News (Australia)
Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia
+61 2 8333 2821