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Rising sea levels visibly transforming parts of coastal region around Kakadu National Park

Floodplains around Australia’s largest national park are undergoing a visible transformation as rising sea levels push saltwater further from the coast into its freshwater river systems.
Key points:
- Kakadu’s freshwater floodplains could eventually be totally lost due to climate change
- The impact of rising sea levels is already visible in coastal areas of the Kakadu region
- Kakadu is Australia’s largest national park and is World Heritage listed
Climate change is understood to be driving the phenomenon along the coastal region around Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory, which will likely have dramatic consequences in the coming century.
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