Border group calls for action on climate change

Concerning rises in temperature on the Border have prompted climate change activists to call for more action from residents and businesses alike.

The Border’s mean temperature in 2015 of 16.6 degrees was one degree warmer than the long-standing average.

Wodonga Albury Towards Climate Health spokesman Lauriston Muirhead said 2015 was on track to be the hottest year on record globally, indicating the halfway point to the nominated 2 degree cap on temperature rise.

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