Unless something shifts dramatically – and soon – humanity will overshoot global ambitions to hold temperature rise to 2°C this century.
In this special series, Future Forecast: Spotlight on the South-West, University of Melbourne journalism students take a deep dive into what this means on the ground – and in the ocean – for communities along Victoria’s south-west coast. This is part of an ongoing Citizen Regional Reporting Project, with future editions focusing on other parts of the state.
This article is a multimedia feature series, co-published in part with ABC Regional Radio (Ballarat).
To visit this multi-media report, click here.
Algae-covered rocks show the mark of the high tide. Higher storm tides and king tides threaten stability. Photo: Steven Zoricic
