Climate change

Western Australia's climate has changed over the last century, particularly over the last 50 years. Climate change is affecting Australia's natural environment and the human systems it supports. Agriculture is strongly affected by weather patterns and climate. The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development continues to engage with the agricultural industry to manage the impacts of climate change.

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  • The Central Northern Wheatbelt agricultural soil zone was assessed as having an unacceptable hazard of wind erosion in 2011.

    Climate change and soil and water resources in Western Australia

    17 March 2016

    Climate change will affect soil and water resources directly and indirectly, and the impacts will be determined by the three primary drivers: local climate, land characteristics and land management

  • Wagin runoff collection weir near the Shire’s Vernon Street depot

    Stormwater reuse project

    28 November 2013

    The Stormwater Management, Harvesting and Reuse Efficiency Project (Stormwater reuse project) was focused on stormwater harvesting and reuse for social, economic and environmental benefits in Weste

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