BURNING AUSTRALIA! UPDATE Pg 46: 'Liquid gold' and 'a sight for sore eyes' are some of the ways people are describing the rainfall

Aboriginal techniques are based in part on fire prevention: ridding the land of fuel, like debris, scrub, undergrowth and certain grasses. The fuel alights easily, which allows for more intense flames that are harder to fight.
The Aboriginal people would set small-scale fires that weren't too intense and clear the land of the extra debris. The smaller intensity fires would lessen the impact on

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head down/ bum up, the amount of people that scoff at preppers makes me sad for them.... any rural/outback australian would tell you the same....

oh my word

This the same boongs that lit a fire and burned two No three of their babies to death and then sat on the ground wailing and cutting themselves over it , back in the 1980’s?

Champion people to use as our new ideas suggestions

I will put them to the side with the climate change dick pullers

The whole show needs to burn to the ground, I am thinking it’s Australia’s way to 💨 fart all over the planet and get the Indian dipole to change to her favour...

Conversations heating up..

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and

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LATEST DATA...GRAPHS...CHARTS..LIVE FEEDS...!

HAS IT GONE TO 25 MIL ACRES YET? LARGEST FIRE OF ALL TIME...'YET'?...

THE DRIVE TO RE PINE..WHILE THE THREAD PAGE IS LOW!!!

its more fucking laziness than climate change

no fucking firebreaks, no ploughred paddocks, nothing

don't be blaming greta]

blame lazy councils and lazier landowners

People also
Should be composting


The whole supply chain
Is waste heavy

Rainfall
Way below average [link to iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu]

Amazon and Arctic too

I am still getting rainfall here where I am it knocked out the street light we have on the power pole.
Lightening with rain and more to come.
Warm beyond the temps for January due to the storms and rains.
Repeat like the mid-to late 90"s.
Blizzards normally follow suit.

i can see how you see it that way... but the truth is? peoples hands are tied..... by the time you get a burn off certification, it's way to late... been there done that.....

Cool, here I the UK it's not stopped raining for months.

Hillsong raises over $1 million for Australian bushfires relief efforts

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the winds seem calmer

and now for the impending cyclones.... we must have really bad karma here.... lol?

What? No fires there? Why do I see maps all over the place depicting almost the whole of Australia as a giant hell fire?

National Parks are usually places where fire control is not allowed and as a result you get things like the Yellowstone wildfires. Logging should have been going on anyplace in Australia that has many trees.
Looks like Australia has been working to create a big ass disaster, which is what they got. Time for some new management at the highest levels.

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Australian 'Megablaze' Brought under Control

Exhausted firefighters said they had finally brought Australia's largest "megablaze" under control Monday, as wet weather promised to deliver much-needed respite for countryside ravaged by bushfires.

New South Wales firefighters said they finally had the upper hand in the fight against the vast Gospers Mountain fire on Sydney's northwestern outskirts, which has been burning out of control for almost three months.

Visiting the area on Monday, New South Wales Rural Fire Service commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said there was a "small area of burning still to complete" but the "containment prognosis looks promising."

The fire seared an area of national park three times the size of Greater London and lit several connected blazes totalling over 800,000 hectares -- an area larger than Austria.

HOW MANY FIRES...HOW MANY UNDER CONTROL?

NEW GRAND TOTAL ON ACRES?!

larger than many countries my man...

we have two inbound cyclones in the north west and east.. but that may hinder rather than help... we wait to see...

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Many people are involved in the battle

At least 3,700 firefighters are on the ground at any one time across the country during the worst periods, according to the country's state fire services. Most are in the worst-hit states of New South Wales (NSW) and Victoria.

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great article when you have time