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Australia's iconic sites in 2050: A dire warning for the tourism industry.

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Australia's tourism industry could be in danger because of environmental disruptions caused by climate change. The threats to the sector have been highlighted in a new report, which analysed the impact on national parks, beaches, museums and major airports.
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