Record Heat Puts Australia at Risk of Intense Fire Season (activist, regular)

[odanny]

Originally Posted by odanny

The year 2015 is going down as the warmest on record as well.

I wonder what goes on inside the mind of conservative Americans when they hear this.

Originally Posted by mm4

That leftist, globalist media is bullsh-ting its clueless readers with faked data from discredited outlets like East Anglia.

That pretty much answers my question.

[Goodnight]

Originally Posted by 01Snake

So, when exactly did the "records" start being recorded? What happened before that? :

The NOAA observatories go back to 1859

[Goodnight]

Originally Posted by odanny

that pretty much answers my question.

lol

[mm4]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

The NOAA observatories go back to 1859

_"NOAA Hoarding Key Data On Oil Spill Damage"_
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/07/13/noaa-hoarding-key-data-on_n_645031.html

No better than East Anglia.

[littlemissrock]

hahahahahaha, Australia is completely unfit for human habitat, that is why the British turned it into a prison.

[mm4]

A new Climate Science model was just released:

import java.util.Calendar;
class ClimateModel {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Calendar year = Calendar.getInstance();
year.add(Calendar.YEAR,1);
String prediction = "Australia and the rest of the world will have record hot temperatures in "+year.get(Calendar.YEAR)+".";
System.out.println(prediction);
}
}

[Goodnight]

Originally Posted by mm4

A new Climate Science model was just released:

import java.util.Calendar;
class ClimateModel {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Calendar year = Calendar.getInstance();
year.add(Calendar.YEAR,1);
String prediction = "Australia and the rest of the world will have record hot temperatures in "+year.get(Calendar.YEAR)+".";
System.out.println(prediction);
}
}

Quite a bit of damage and still only November, going to be a rough season


SA bushfire: Hamley Bridge community mourns Janet Hughes, who helped provide firestorm refuge - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

[mm4]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

Quite a bit of damage and still only November, going to be a rough season


SA bushfire: Hamley Bridge community mourns Janet Hughes, who helped provide firestorm refuge - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Sounds like it's going to be a rough season. Think of the untold trillions of pounds of toxic, poisonous CO2 that were released into the environment by lightning-sparked wildfires that raged uncontrolled for millennia before the invention of the municipal fire department.

Step gingerly over those carbon molecules, and wipe your shoes off.

[Goodnight]

Originally Posted by mm4

Sounds like it's going to be a rough season. Think of the untold trillions of pounds of toxic, poisonous CO2 that were released into the environment by lightning-sparked wildfires that raged uncontrolled for millennia before the invention of the municipal fire department.

Step gingerly over those carbon molecules, and wipe your shoes off.

Thanks to global warming we can expect more intense heat and more intense fires and yes more CO2.

[Kracer]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

Thanks to global warming we can expect more intense heat and more intense fires and yes more CO2.

austailia does what austrailia does...


"There's a long history of severe bush fires in Australia. When the fires get out of control and threaten the capital cities, you'll certainly get to see the news around the world. In February 1983 more than 100 bush fires damaged more than one million hectares of bushland in South Australia and Victoria. 76 people died in the fires. This series of fires are known as the "Ash Wednesday", a sad event caused by the severe Australian climate conditions"