Klimate Klowns Protest:
Lismore residents arrived at Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s Sydney residence in a tip truck filled with flood-destroyed possessions in protest of the government’s slow response to the Northern NSW flood crisis.
Will we see climate change lockdowns ?
IN 2021 CORAL COVER, SNOW COVER, FOREST COVER, RAINFALL AND RIVER INFLOWS INCREASED
You don’t hear about any of this on the ABC, do you?
Everything on planet Earth revolves in cycles. Appreciating these cycles in their entirety is almost impossible given man only lives for 80 or so years – a tiny, fleeting moment in the grand scale of things.
Everything on planet Earth revolves in cycles. Appreciating these cycles in their entirety is almost impossible given man only lives for 80 or so years – a tiny, fleeting moment in the grand scale of things.
This is why Labor and the Greens keep making a fool of themselves a few years after they make a doomsday prediction.
Let’s look back to the last days of the Millennium Drought.
Tim Flannery infamously predicted flooding rains were gone for good. The soil was too hot. “So even the rain that falls will not actually fill our dams and our river systems,” he told the ABC, which didn’t question a word. Months later, the Age newspaper announced there was no point calling our big dry a drought when it was our new rainless normal: “No more drought: it’s a ‘permanent dry’.”
The Sydney Morning Herald agreed: “This drought may never break.” The weather bureau’s head of climate analysis backed them up: “Perhaps we should call it (the drought) our new climate.” Even the Water Services Association of Australia said: “The urban water industry has decided the inflows of the past will never return.”
The result?
New dams were banned, and governments built a string of hugely expensive desalination plants that hardly ever operate (at the cost of the taxpayer and profit of the Ontario Teachers’ Pension fund) instead.
The exact same cycle (or circus) occurred in 2019. Continue reading CORAL COVER, SNOW COVER, FOREST COVER, RAINFALL AND RIVER INFLOWS INCREASED
