Infrastructure to be hit by climate change: report (The West Australian) All forms of infrastructure in Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths will be severely affected by climate change, a new report has found. Experts from the Australian Academy [News Source]

Infrastructure to be hit by climate change: report (The West Australian) All forms of infrastructure in Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths will be severely affected by climate change, a new report has found. Experts from the Australian Academy [News Source]

Climate change to ‘hurt infrastructure’ (Perth Now) ALL forms of infrastructure in Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths will be severely affected by climate change, a new report has found. [News Source]

Climate change to ‘hurt infrastructure’ (Daily Telegraph) ALL forms of infrastructure in Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths will be severely affected by climate change, a new report has found. [News Source]

Climate change to ‘hurt infrastructure’ (Adelaide Now) ALL forms of infrastructure in Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths will be severely affected by climate change, a new report has found. [News Source]

SA faces climate change devastation (Adelaide Now) ALL forms of infrastructure in South Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths will be severely affected by climate change, a new report has found. [News Source]

SA faces climate change devastation (Adelaide Now) ALL forms of infrastructure in South Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths will be severely affected by climate change, a new report has found. [News Source]

Economy shifts, and the ethanol industry reels . As producers of ethanol navigate a triple whammy of falling prices for their product, credit woes and volatile costs for the corn from which ethanol is made, an economic version of “Survivor” is playing out in the industry. [News Source]

Business braces for cooler climate. With Democrats committed to aggressive efforts to curb oil consumption and reduce carbon emissions, business hostility to emissions caps is giving way to a realization industry can profit from government's green tilt. [News Source]

Climate talks: Obama victory offers hope. One of Barack Obama's first tasks will be to lead the United States back into the heart of the global debate on climate change, ending the country's years of isolation and scepticism. His victory will spark intense relief among negotiators in Europe and Asia. [News Source]

Obama may put renewable-energy plan ahead of climate package. President-elect Barack Obama may pursue legislation early next year to speed a transition to an economy fueled by renewable energy sources and delay a fight on climate change until the economy improves. [News Source]