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    • > Double Trouble – edition No 2, May 2009
      • > Australia put on climate change sleeper weed alert
      • > Australian conservation groups forge new invasive species alliance
      • > Australian quarantine holes could unleash climate change super invaders
      • > Bacterial infections behind corals’ yellow circle of death
      • > Buffel grass blamed for jump in US desert wildfires
      • > DIG IT: Climate and invasives driving changes in our oceans
      • > DIG IT: Control invasive threats, says CSIRO
      • > DIG IT: Five paths to a successful alien invasion under climate change
      • > DIG IT: Invading sea squirts get a leg up from warmer ocean
      • > DIG IT: Invasive species modelling on shaky ground
      • > DIG IT: New Zealand’s alpine ecosystems vulnerable to weeds under warming
      • > DIG It: Toxic marine invaders under the microscope
      • > Fire risk and climate change, too hot to handle?
      • > Mosquito-borne diseases not a major climate change threat in Australia – Sydney researcher
      • > Researchers find size really does matter in chytrid fungus battle
      • > Warmer oceans could spark massive shift in marine biodiversity
      • Introduction to Double Trouble No 2
    • > Edition 1, February 2009
      • > Jury still out on future of hawkweed invasions
      • > Antarctic midgets could reveal shape of future ecosystems
      • > Deadly combination could irreversibly damage ecosystems
      • > How far south will cane toads move under climate change?
      • > Introduction
      • > ISC campaign shines spotlight on double dangers of invasive species and climate change
      • > Killer plant disease could devastate WA biodiversity hotspots
      • > More climatic disturbance, more bitou
      • > News snippets
      • > Pressure to open Australia to weedy biofuel
      • > US researchers call for policy focus on climate change and invasive species
      • > Victorian bushfires could pave way for weed explosion
      • > Weeds and feral animals slip under climate change radar
      • > Worst weed in the west sold as low-maintenance lawn
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