Assyrian Australia Explained: How to recover from bushfires

A resident walks away from her flood-damaged house in the bushfire-affected town of Cooma on January 5, 2020. Credit: AFP / SAEED
Australia’s hot, dry climate and unique landscapes make it one of the most bushfire-prone countries in the world. As climate change drives higher temperatures and drier conditions, we can expect more frequent and more intense bushfires in the future. Australians are regularly reminded about the importance of having a bushfire plan. But what happens after the flames are gone?
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