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  • Figure 21.1: Climate model mean projections for temperature averaged over Australia
  • Image 21.1: Inundation from high tides, Woy Woy, January 2018
In compiling this report the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) acknowledges that Aboriginal spiritual and cultural values exist in the land, waters, sky and natural resources of New South Wales. The first custodians cared for Country and the natural environment of NSW for thousands of years. We acknowledge these custodians and pay respect to Elders both past and present and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people in NSW.

    NSW State of the Environment 2018

    NSW State of the Environment 2018

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