Climate set to amplify risks from logging, UOW research finds

Ben Langford
Updated October 14 2021 - 7:47pm, first published 7:00pm
The spotted tail quoll was one of the threatened vertebrates studied.
The spotted tail quoll was one of the threatened vertebrates studied.

Climate change and its contribution to more intense bushfire seasons may force a rethink over how logging of native forests is managed, new research from the University of Wollongong released this week has found.

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Ben Langford

Ben Langford

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