As bush fires ravage NSW the regional mayors are speaking out. They say that the current devastation caused by bushfires is a result of climate change.
Scott Morrison and Michael McCormack say “linking this with climate change is wrong.”
Loss and Death
Properties destroyed and the people killed over the weekend is due to these bushfires.
Michael McCormack said on ABC Radio that people need sympathy, help and shelter. Not the ravings of capital city greenies. His words, not mine.
The Mayor of Glen Innes said McCormack should read scientific evidence. Then make his statements.
Carol Sparks (Glen Innes Mayor) believes it is a fact proven by science. Climate change is happening now.
Another Mayor, Claire Pontin, feels cranky towards Mr McCormack. He stated, “we’ve had fires in Australia since time began.” (What the?)
Is Ms Pontin is correct is saying that this would not have happened 50 years ago? Yes.
Politicians of all parties need to unite in forming a plan to combat climate change. And they need to do so now.
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Acrylic Artwork Uluru (Ayers Rock)
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Acrylic Artwork Uluru (Ayers Rock)
$299.00
Acrylic Artwork Uluru, once known as Ayers Rock, still magnificent no matter what you call it.
Surely the most famous monolith in the world, Uluru, Ayers Rock was its former name.
I have done this in acrylics using knives and brushes on stretched canvas.
The actual painting size is 60 x 30cm
by Chris
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Armageddon Abstract Art
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Armageddon Abstract Art
$295.00
Abstract Art in the Expressionistic style. As the comet blasts it’s a way through the city, the buildings come toppling down against each other like dominoes.
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Farm Drain
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Farm Drain
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Farm Drain
These farm drains are used in Western Australia on farms for the rare times when the rainfall exceeds what is needed
Painted in acrylics on stretched canvas
40 x 30cm
Ready to hang or can be framed
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Farm Hut
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Farm Hut
$129.00
This is an old farm hut where transient workers stay during picking season. Accommodation is very basic for these people. You cant see the outside dunny round the back
Painted in acrylics on stretched canvas
40 x 30cm
Ready to hang or can be framed
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Waiting For A Bite
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Waiting For A Bite
$125.00
Waiting For A Bite
A boy fishes at his local jetty hoping to catch a big fish at last
Painted in acrylics on stretched canvas
50 x 40cm
Ready to hang or can be framed
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The Anguish of A Tortured Mind
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The Anguish of A Tortured Mind
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The Anguish of A Tortured Mind
Depicting the torment, pain and suffering of someone with Chronic Depression.
Painted with artists acrylics on stretched canvas.
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Bushfire Blame
Part of the blame for the current bushfires is being apportioned to the drought. To prevent drought affecting the land we should irrigate the land. This can be by piping water inland from Desalination plants.
In the late 19th century C.Y. O’Connor constructed a 550km long pipeline to supply the WA goldfields with water. If it could be done then, it can be done now.
It seems that our Canberra politicians are burying their heads in the sand.
Meteorologists know that climate change is causing bushfires to worsen each year.
Now is time for action
32 former Fire & Rescue Chiefs wrote to PM Morrison earlier this year. They predicted a bad fire season and requested a meeting to develop an action plan. No meeting took place.
NSW Fire Situation Updates Here
Article researched Here
