West Australian: Rare tingle forests in the South-West were under more threat from climate change than prescribed burns or bushfires, Curtin University Associate Professor Grant Wardell-Johnson said yesterday. He feared that the number of tingles would dwindle within 50 years. The bitter debate over plans for a controlled burn in 1219ha of rare tingle forest near Walpole flared again yesterday after calls to increase prescribed burning in WA. The Conservation Council has said that the …