Thread: Climate Change and our Land of Fire, Flood and Drought.

Here's some actual science about bushfire emissions.

Australia's bushfires have emitted 250m tonnes of CO2, almost half of country's annual emissions

Australia's bushfires have emitted 250m tonnes of CO2, almost half of country's annual emissions | Environment | The Guardian

Forests are regarded as a store – or sink – for carbon, by taking up CO2 as they grow and storing it as carbon in branches and soils.

I wonder if the Brazilians have been told this?

Rainforests cover almost 60% of the entire area of Brazil at 477 698 000 hectares, which is equivalent to 1 844 394 square miles or just under 3 million square kilometres. This means that Brazil is home to a third of the world's rainforests, making it one of the most intriguing and beautiful lands on earth.

Originally Posted by trout1105

Yet more "Sensationalist" journalism, Nothing to see here.
We see 40c+ here on consecutive days during Summer on a regular basis and have been seeing them here for decades, Absolutely NOTHING "New" about this.

Fair enough, mate but this is not normal.

Originally Posted by Saitch

Australia is a minnow in "Climate Change", population wise. What we do here will have no effect if these facts are even 50% true. Perhaps even 25%.

"We'll all be doomed" said Hanrahan.
Forget Paris: 1600 New Coal Power Plants Built Around The World | Watts Up With That?

With respect, we have to stop using excuses to justify our inaction.

Originally Posted by bob10

Australia's hottest day on record forecast for next week, as the heat wave moves from WA to the East.

Australia could see hottest day on record next week as Perth heatwave conditions travel east - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

What about the 'Curry?



Cloncurry lives up to town sign - ABC Western Queensland - Australian Broadcasting Corporation

What about the Curry? Beef, Lamb, Fish, Vegetable, Rat etc etc etc

Depends if you crush your own or use Vencatachellum.

It's not a real curry unless it's hot and spicy.
Thai red curry recipe | BBC Good Food

There used to a Curry Restaurant in Cairns (may still be there?) named "The Ring of Fire" I thought it most apt & to the point.


No SH I didn't miss the point.