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Environment
Farid Farid

Emission targets on track but nature in 'deep trouble'

NSW can expect more scorching days as well as severe fire weather and extreme rain in coming years. (Jason O'BRIEN/AAP PHOTOS)

More scorching days over 35C are on the horizon, hundreds of species are considered threatened and a landfill crisis is looming with rubbish piling up rapidly, a "truly alarming" report shows.

The State of the Environment 2024, released every three years by the NSW Environment Protection Authority, found each person in the most populous state generated an average of 2.7 tonnes of waste in 2022-23.

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