Devastating Floods in NSW, Australia

NSW Floods 2021. A major flooding of the Hawkesbury River after days of torrential rain saw river levels in Windsor match that of the April 1988 and July 1990 flood event. The Hawkesbury River on this day had peaked at 12.92m. A submerged building in McGraths Hill.

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Unique identifier: GP1SUZAD

Type: Image

Shoot date: 23/03/2021

Locations: Australia, New South Wales, Oceania

Credit line: © Dean Sewell

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Copyright Valid Until 26/03/2023

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Devastating Floods in New South Wales

Torrential rains and flash floods are sweeping across New South Wales, Australia. These floods that have inundated properties, closed schools and left many isolated and cut off from essential services like hospitals are made worse by burning coal, oil and gas. This is one of the many devastating ways that climate change is already disrupting our daily lives and it’s only going to get worse unless something is done to rein in the mining and burning of coal, oil and gas.

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