“There has been no consideration of the health impacts” – How the bushfires have exposed Australia’s neglect of health and the climate emergency: new World Report https://hubs.ly/H0mG6kb0 pic.twitter.com/NSrOH9CFgu
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Editorial: The #AustraliaFires were expected. Fires of this size & spread have been feared by climate scientists for years, with links firmly established between rising global temperatures & conditions that enable bushfires. How will Australia recover? https://hubs.ly/H0mD4610 pic.twitter.com/WMEbm4JcPU
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@iihmr_cceh@IIHMRDelhi@IIHMRUniversity@usief@greenfulbright Time for us to get preparedThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Do you know how many people with chronic health conditions are suffering from these fires? The Lancet is the perfect publication to cover this.
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Throwing out the current government would be a good start.
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Planting non-indigenous trees is a really stupid solution. It will destroy the delicate natural ecosystems.
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Fires of this size have also been feared by scientists who criticise poor fire management practices leading to a buildup of fuel load. https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/bushfire-scientist-david-packham-warns-of-huge-blaze-threat-urges-increase-in-fuel-reduction-burns-20150312-14259h.html …
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Greens are not in power in any local government and actually support hazard reduction. This "blame the Greens" argument has repeatedly been discredited, not least by the head of the NSW Rural Fire Service.
@theage should know better.
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