Australia's burning but not from climate change

[ayin jade]

3 hours ago, other one said:

pertaining to global warming, I noticed through some things a group of us monitor that earth went through some magnetic anomaly Monday and Tuesday..   The sun activity is low to nothing as far as CME's or sunspot activity yet in Norway they registered high ground currents and the northern lights were coming down to the earth surface....    I don't know what we passed through but what ever it was/is I have never seen or heard of it before...…    Just a huge blast of high energy protons from somewhere/something.    It's going to be interesting to see if it makes the news anywhere.

I did read about that. I think it was on spaceweather I read about it. The earth went through some wave in space. 

https://spaceweather.com/archive.php?view=1&day=07&month=01&year=2020

 

[ayin jade]

2 hours ago, maryjayne said:

I suppose the unprecedented droughts and high temperatures have nothing to do with the fires?

I live in arizona. My state burns down every year. The majority of fires in my state are caused by lightning strikes at the start of our monsoon season. How bad our fire season is depends on how much rain/snow we got over the winter.

They provide fuel for fires but are not the cause of fires. When 24 plus people deliberately start fires, it overwhelms all the firefighters they have. Arizona sent some firefighters down to australia to help out. Hopefully it was our hotshots, a group of firefighters that are specifically trained to fight wildfires.

[ayin jade]

1 hour ago, maryjayne said:

Rubbish. No-one is suggesting getting rid of people.

There are many ways to tackle climate change positively.

I see you are one of these climate change deniers. With the US being one of the biggest contributors to the situation.

Enough said.

The us is not the biggest contributor. That is one of the climate change lies that get promoted.

As for getting rid of folks, there are many people that advocate cutting the world population down to 1/8 or so of what it is now. There is even a monument set up in the us that promotes that view.

[ayin jade]

10 minutes ago, maryjayne said:

Cutting the worlds population down by preventing births (contraception) is not the same as killing off people.

Just search the internet. The US is the second biggest contributor to global warming and pollution.

What ive seen on the internet, from neutral sources, is that china and india are far worse than the us for pollution.

The ones advocating cutting the population by great amounts are not talking about contraception.

[other one]

2 hours ago, Abby-Joy said:

Might be more of a shift in the spirit realm. We are in a year that was/is a target (year) for NWO. 

President Trump screwed that all up...    Still think God put him in the White House.

[other one]

1 hour ago, ayin jade said:

I did read about that. I think it was on spaceweather I read about it. The earth went through some wave in space. 

https://spaceweather.com/archive.php?view=1&day=07&month=01&year=2020

 

That may be where I saw it for they send me email....    a bunch of us got really interested in the solar wind and our magnetosphere when Dr. Eastman got them to build the HAARP array in Alaska...    watched it for years...

[ayin jade]

20 minutes ago, maryjayne said:

do you have any links to reports of people advocating mass genocide of billions of people? 

The real question is do I feel like finding those links. 

Perhaps when I get back from running errands, if I remember and feel like looking, then I will get links. One link I looked at earlier had that faint grey print and the eye strain was a bit too much. 

[other one]

55 minutes ago, Abby-Joy said:

I very strongly disagree, but you know.... that's okay, and time will tell.

It is ok....   and it's exciting to see which way it goes...'

 

[The Barbarian]

As severe bushfires raged in NSW and Victorians baked under Friday's brutal sun, a new set of official maps shows in stark detail how Australia is growing dramatically hotter and drier.

The charts produced by Agriculture Victoria and based on Bureau of Meteorology data, show a marked rise in maximum temperatures across much of the country in recent years, a trend the government agency's climate experts expect to continue.

https://www.smh.com.au/interactive/2019/autoplayvideo/weather/temp_nest_3.mp4

So, yes.   Climate change is making Australia more vulnerable to bush fires. 

Edited January 9, 2020 by The Barbarian