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Rudi Maxwell

Sea walls, rock lobster populations feeling the pinch

The Commonwealth has been accused of skimping on sea walls in the Torres Strait Islands. (Aaron Bunch/AAP PHOTOS)

As Torres Strait Islander elders take the Australian government to court for alleged inaction on climate change, the national science agency is documenting global warming's impacts in the region.

The CSIRO is embarking on a project modelling the effects of climate change on key fisheries in the Torres Strait, including those inhabited by tropical rock lobster (kaiar), sea cucumber (aber) and finfish. 

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