PS. Salio sam se ono za 2-3 mlrd
EDIT --> Not worst in 1000 years, but 'pretty big'
Edited by Indy, 11 November 2006 - 13:51.
Susha u Australiji (1 u 1000 godina)
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Posted 11 November 2006 - 08:52
Dosta je "Cija" omanula, naime 'ekoloski odrzive' prakse su medju farmerima ovde na srecu daleko rasirenije nego sto bi to neki zeleli da vide. Postoji (politicka/kulturnjacka) ekipa kojoj je stalo da se farmeri ocrne po svaku cenu (vidi ovde npr).
PS. Salio sam se ono za 2-3 mlrd
EDIT --> Not worst in 1000 years, but 'pretty big'
PS. Salio sam se ono za 2-3 mlrd
EDIT --> Not worst in 1000 years, but 'pretty big'
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Posted 11 December 2006 - 06:06
Procitah da je izbio i golemi pozar i cak da moze i Melburn da bude ugrozen. Lepo vam savetovah da se pakujete dok je vreme i da se doselite vodje, u bjutiful British Kolumbiju. Pa 'el se pakujete?
Lep pozdraU.
Lep pozdraU.
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Posted 11 December 2006 - 09:10
Nece da moze... vina iz Okanagan i Similkamin dolina nisu ni prineti (ali, ni iz daleka) onima iz Jara, Barosa, Hanter i Meklaren dolina... neka izgorim, ako se mora. 
Meni zasad nije blizu vatra, bilo je gore pre 3 god. kad je goreo glavni grad ovde i kad mi se jedne noci aktivirao protivpozarni alarm u kuci (bez obzira sto je vatra bila celih 100 km udaljena vazdusnom linijom - sto samo govori o kolicini dima u vazduhu).
Meni zasad nije blizu vatra, bilo je gore pre 3 god. kad je goreo glavni grad ovde i kad mi se jedne noci aktivirao protivpozarni alarm u kuci (bez obzira sto je vatra bila celih 100 km udaljena vazdusnom linijom - sto samo govori o kolicini dima u vazduhu).
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Posted 12 December 2006 - 00:48
Sto jes', jes'. Nasa vina nisu ni prineti australijskim. Ovde cak vlada i neki vid prohibicije. Alkoholna pica mozes da kupis samo u specijalizovanim ducanima i poskupa su. Medjutim imamo nesto sto vama nedostaje. Imamo toliko vode da mozemo sve da vE podavimo. A kazu gde je dobra voda treba i pivo da je dobro.
Elem da se vratim na vase pozare. Da li su neuobicajeno rano poceli? Leto vam zvanicno (kalendarski) nije jos ni pocelo, a izgorele stotine 'iljada 'ektara po jugoistocnoj Australiji i Tasmaniji. I jos uvek gore. Evo i iz vasione se vidi:
Drz'te se Oziji i Majtovi, leto tek treba da pocne.
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Elem da se vratim na vase pozare. Da li su neuobicajeno rano poceli? Leto vam zvanicno (kalendarski) nije jos ni pocelo, a izgorele stotine 'iljada 'ektara po jugoistocnoj Australiji i Tasmaniji. I jos uvek gore. Evo i iz vasione se vidi:
Drz'te se Oziji i Majtovi, leto tek treba da pocne.
Lep pozdraU.
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Posted 27 December 2006 - 17:27
Big dry's natural, not due to climate change
THE drought gripping southeast Australia is due to natural variations in climate rather than the greenhouse effect.
The finding, based on CSIRO research, undermines claims - made by South Australian Premier Mike Rann at a water summit in Canberra last month - that Australia is in the grip of a one-in-1000-years drought.
"It is very, very highly likely that what we are seeing at the moment is natural climatic variability," researcher Barrie Hunt has told The Australian, saying the CSIRO's model of 10,000 years of natural climate variability put the current drought into perspective.
"When people talk about it as a 1000-year drought, they haven't got the information. They don't understand that according to natural variability we could get another one in 50 years or it might be another 800 years, and there's no way of predicting it. etc
THE drought gripping southeast Australia is due to natural variations in climate rather than the greenhouse effect.
The finding, based on CSIRO research, undermines claims - made by South Australian Premier Mike Rann at a water summit in Canberra last month - that Australia is in the grip of a one-in-1000-years drought.
"It is very, very highly likely that what we are seeing at the moment is natural climatic variability," researcher Barrie Hunt has told The Australian, saying the CSIRO's model of 10,000 years of natural climate variability put the current drought into perspective.
"When people talk about it as a 1000-year drought, they haven't got the information. They don't understand that according to natural variability we could get another one in 50 years or it might be another 800 years, and there's no way of predicting it. etc
