Australia's unprecedented bushfire crisis that scorched an area larger than most nations and displaced thousands put a rare spotlight on climate change in a rich, developed country. | Gary Hinton standing amongst debris after bushfires devastated the New South Wales town of Cobargo on December 31, 2019Image Credit: AFP
Bushfire-hit areas in Australia showing signs of recovery
The bushfire crisis had a devastating impact on Australia's unique flora and fauna
by Christian Borbon, Digital Content Editorand the same location on May 21, 2020.Image Credit: AFPBurnt letter boxes on Quinlans street after an overnight bushfire in Quaama in Australia's New South Wales state on January 6, 2020Image Credit: AFPand a woman checking a letter box at the same location on May 21, 2020.Image Credit: AFPBurnt letter boxes on Quinlans street after an overnight bushfire in Quaama in Australia's New South Wales state on January 6, 2020Image Credit: AFPand the same location on May 21, 2020.Image Credit: AFPA burnt vehicle on Quinlans street after an overnight bushfire in Quaama in Australia's New South Wales state on January 6, 2020,Image Credit: AFPand the same location on May 21, 2020.Image Credit: AFPSmoke from a burnt tree rising next to a gutted house in Quaama in Australia's New South Wales state on January 6, 2020Image Credit: AFPand the same location on May 21, 2020.Image Credit: AFPSmoke from a burnt tree rising next to a gutted house in Quaama in Australia's New South Wales state on January 6, 2020Image Credit: AFPand the same location on May 21, 2020.Image Credit: AFP
